Sentence examples for Unanimous approach from inspiring English sources

The accord turns the UN's top-down, unanimous approach upside down, with each nation choosing palatable targets for greenhouse gas cuts.

JEG has warned us that in the recitatives we should stick with his beat and avoid playing with what we hear from the singers so that we have a unanimous approach, whether or not it fits precisely with the text.

The authors will likely get unanimous approval for their approach whenever risky interventions or complex examinations with an elevated dose level are considered.

The chance of anything approaching a unanimous decision over these guys is pretty unlikely.

The Obama FTC, in a unanimous bipartisan comment, criticized this approach as "not optimal". In Washington-speak, that's a major rebuke.

While in recent decades the selection process has produced many winners better known for their suffering or their environmental zeal than for peacemaking, the panel's new chairman, Thorbjorn Jagland, said that members this year took a more practical approach in their unanimous vote for President Obama.

Although conference and journal publications can help on evaluating software engineering research, this approach is not unanimous in the literature.

recommended such an approach in a unanimous 2006 resolution, as did a pilot proposal advanced by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2007.

The documents from Translators 1 and 2 showed minimally discernible differences that enabled the final consensus document to be rapidly achieved through a consensus approach of a unanimous agreement on the final version of each item between all translators.

Interviewees were unanimous that an EHR4CR platform approach to assessing feasibility would enhance the conduct of clinical trials and a clear majority of responders indicated that they anticipated that this approach would reduce workloads in the assessment of clinical trial feasibility for clinical and research staff at the participating centres (24% Strongly Agree and 47% Agree).

Educators didn't simply rail against the harmful effects of "test-and-punish" accountability systems driven by No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top; they gave near-unanimous approval to a new approach aimed at ensuring kids have meaningful learning outcomes--based on a systemic support-and-improve model that holds to account all who have responsibility for education.