Sentence examples for Unanimous step from inspiring English sources

Such a unanimous step seemed unlikely, however.

And for a Republican senator in today's environment of being lock-step unanimous in his party's five-year attempt to block President Barack Obama is jaw-dropping, to the point of almost unbelievable.

Board member Betty Patu told the Seattle Times that the unanimous vote was a step forward for the school district.

"Their willingness to only pursue so-called unanimous recommendations is a step forward, but it is not the end," he said.

GAC was publicly unanimous in opposing this step, mostly on technical grounds, with Fermi and Isidor Rabi going further by introducing an ethical question into so-called "objective" advice.

This week, a unanimous Supreme Court took a step toward ensuring that students with disabilities can receive their right to a meaningful public education.

Those present were unanimous that the government should step in to support the ailing steelworks, but many were gloomy that help would arrive.

Still, Gayle Stevens-Haynes, chairwoman of Roosevelt's Board of Education, said, "It was a major step to get unanimous support by the Senate, and I am hopeful that we will have a plan in place by the end of the year".

Draghi said the ECB's Governing Council had been unanimous in agreeing that the step to print money was legally sound.

Among the more encouraging steps was a unanimous decision this month by the Tucson City Council to move toward requiring background checks at gun shows at city-owned facilities.

At any rate, I would rather believe that they all reached, on their own, some inner unanimous accord not to goose-step over those two men.