silence gives consent

Silence gives consent; therefore were ten years deducted from his life.

If silence gives consent, are these the principles of the Republican Party?

Silence gives consent - to the bigotry, the bashing and ultimately the firebombings.

77 Silence gives consent. 19 Act ii.

And remember that golden silence gives consent, Mr Anklegazer!

Silence gives consent, that's what Mrs White always used to say back in the fourth grade.'

Silence gives consent.

But the United Nations role should proceed, the planning should proceed, the operational work should be done, and, as they say, silence gives consent."

Silence gives consent,' he repeated, and began walking back up the Deep Cut Road, following the wide drag-mark of the tarpaulin and their almost-filled-in tracks.

[7] She referred to the adage "silence gives consent" but noted that, in the circumstances of her assessment in the written examination, her silence in the context of the stress of the examination was not tantamount to consent.

In the lavish French Baroque auditorium, sinuous ceiling coves frame seasonal murals - "Bird Nesting," "Fruit Picking," "Tending the Yule Log" - as well as aphorisms like "Qui ne dit mot consent" ("Silence gives consent").

The cop said nothing, simply swayed back and forth on his feet, but Norman's sly bag of a mother had been fond of saying 'Silence gives consent,' and Norman thought it a good motto, certainly better than his father's favorite, which had been 'If they're old enough to pee, they're old enough for me.'