Sentence examples for In the unanimity from inspiring English sources

Brezhnev's successor Yury Andropov promptly broke off the INF talks, hoping to force a breach in the unanimity of the NATO allies, but, when the expected crisis failed to arise, Andropov's successor Konstantin Chernenko agreed to resume negotiations.

Then every player in(Nbackslash T is a dummy in the unanimity game(v^{T,{mathcal{R}}}.) Let (iin Nbackslash T) and let ({mathcal{P}}) be a partition.

Although the province contained many experienced officers and Col. William Byrd of Westover had succeeded Washington as commander in chief, the unanimity with which the Virginia troops turned to Washington was a tribute to his reputation and personality; it was understood that Virginia expected him to be its general.

Although I have witnessed feeding frenzies on erring MPs in the past, the unanimity of opinion across the political spectrum is unusual and arguably unprecedented.

Nonetheless, in a nod toward the unanimity of the scientific community, he added: "This report does provide us with enough evidence to move forward in a responsible, reasonable and achievable way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Up to that time, the election of the new Pope required unanimity among the electors, which led to the schism when the existence of factions in the Sacred College made the unanimity impossible.

To minimise these risks a validation of the quality appraisal was conducted with the help from abstracts, written by health economists, in the databases of Centre for Reviews and Dissemination and Euronheed, when available; 15 out of 20 articles were found in these databases and the unanimity was high between the appraisals.

Re "A Vietnam Premonition" (editorial, April 25): At the conclusion of President Lyndon B. Johnson's conversation with Senator Richard Russell in 1964, Johnson referred to the unanimity of opinion among the senators he had spoken to in favor of "going in".

That long experience showed in the thrilling unanimity and blend of their playing.

"I put it down to the unanimity of politics in this country.

They stood in unanimity — the men in dark suits, the women in dark or white dresses — about fifteen ministers in all.