Sentence examples for Reach unanimity from inspiring English sources

It is rarer still for the Court to reach unanimity on a first-amendment controversy that touches on abortion.

NO ACTION ON THE SEAWAY Atlantic States Group Decides It Cannot Reach Unanimity on St. Lawrence Project.

Under American law, its members are required to reach unanimity on each count — majority verdicts don't cut it.

Judge Sarmina did neither, instead instructing the jury to go back to work and offering to reread any testimony that jurors felt would allow them to reach unanimity.

No prosecutor in the state has ever asked a judge to compel the jury to reach unanimity, said Kevin M. Doyle, the state's capital defender.

That was all it took to persuade the World's Fair Commission to reach unanimity in awarding the plum to Robert Moses's posse from New York.

It's hardly surprising that a large and diverse steering committee would have difficulty reaching unanimity on complicated and weighty matters.

But under the present political climate, the chances of Democrats and Republicans on the 10-member panel reaching unanimity are bleak – which will help Wall Street to shrug off the potentially eviscerating findings.

The last ASEAN Foreign Ministers meeting in Manila, for example, showed that to a certain extent reaching unanimity on vital issues like the South China Sea has become harder.

Regarding this report, I was extremely pleased that the rapporteur embraced the views of people from the various groups and that we reached unanimity.

Entertainers have a remarkable ability to reach political unanimity.