verbal acceptance , also: verbal assent , also: verbal consent

The verbal consent between a man and a woman to marry, even if not betrothed, is enough to make their marriage binding.

The two officer's stories aligned that the defendant gave permission to search the car both verbally and nonverbally, when asked to clarify her verbal consent.

The guiding principle of Antioch's policy is that clear, verbal consent is required before proceeding to any new level of intimacy.

"He got a verbal consent out of me for something else, then broke into my ship's logs for the rest of the information he needed."

The questionnaire was administered by telephone in English or Spanish after verbal consent was obtained.

"I'll draft the order this afternoon; you have my verbal consent to start the operation."

It took effect last January, the country's first legislation requiring verbal and written consent before hysterectomy.

Ms. Hall told them that the Antioch policy required "willing and verbal consent" for each individual sexual act.

I am astonished that many people are horrified at prior verbal consent to sexual engagement.

You will need to provide verbal and written consent for the procedure.