Sentence examples for A wide consensus from inspiring English sources

A wide consensus favours "mixed communities".

A wide consensus of economists, government officials and business leaders here contend, however, that if Atlanta's economy has run into a rough patch, it is not because there is a shortage of jobs.

A wide consensus exists on those guidelines that have formed the basis for national regulations in several countries.

There had been a wide consensus across the political spectrum, Earnest added, that Trump's remarks "constituted sexual assault".

There is a wide consensus in the scientific community about the educational potential of Serious Games (SGs).

"On the contrary, the assembly calls for public debate aimed at reaching a wide consensus on the rights of children to protection against violations of their physical integrity".

It said a new administration representing a wider consensus was necessary.

France supported Britain in seeking to ease the embargo, but had called for a wider consensus.

The energy debate could generate a wider consensus than the unpopular decision to extend the nuclear deadline.

Papandreou insisted overnight that he had only decided upon a national referendum because of the failure to reach a "wider consensus" on the bailouts and accompanying austerity programmes.

Long ago both Archbishop William Temple and TS Eliot saw clearly that political leaders had an obligation not merely to follow Christian scruples but to reflect a wider consensus.