Sentence examples for a broad consensual from inspiring English sources

That pointer to a broad, consensual approach, seeking to harmonise and give equal weight to the needs of cyclists and pedestrians and to introducing new infrastructure with the greatest possible consent, suggests that Khan will appoint a very different sort of person from Boris Johnson's cycling commissioner, his long-time media champion Andrew Gilligan.

In 1975, the National Interfaith Coalition on Ageing (NICA) presented a broad, consensual definition of spirituality, proposing that "spiritual health is the affirmation of life in relationship with God, self, the community and the environment that celebrates wholeness" (Moberg, 2002, p. 48).

Consequently, inter-organisational collaboration was not only seen as vital to securing resources but also as an important social exchange that assisted with powering innovation through gaining a broader consensual base.

Since the study deals with a non-sensitive topic, FGDs were deemed appropriate for deriving attributes from community residents, because of the potential of FGDs to yield large amounts of consensual information from a broad range of opinions on a specific topic over a relatively shorter period of time [ 8].

"I have a broad appeal".

Callas was not a broad.

"Entertainment" is a broad term.

He had a broad grin.

Get a broad ETF.

-Cast a broad net.

Genentech has a broad portfolio.