Sentence examples for a broad consensus of from inspiring English sources

Parada said it would take "a broad consensus of determined states" in order to truly rein in this system.

A broad consensus of scientists also warn of the influence of the warming climate on extreme weather events.

The answer is almost certainly yes, in the view of a broad consensus of antitrust experts and students of the court.

A slew of opinion polls show that a broad consensus of the public see a need for painful spending cuts to reduce the deficit.

Labour's London assembly transport spokeswoman, Val Shawcross, said: "There is a broad consensus of support for a public-transport alcohol ban but it will be extremely difficult to enforce.

"It seems like they are aiming at a broad consensus of all the members of the governing board," said Elga Bartsch, an economist with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in London.

But in the end, the committee reached a broad consensus on most of its findings, including on the critical recommendation of banning eavesdropping in the United States without warrants, Mr. Schwarz said.

This type of instrument requires a broad consensus on the multiplicity of domains to be measured.

Among those who study this phenomenon there is, however, a broad consensus on the characteristics of terrorism.

"Because of the evolution of a broad consensus on the need for strong board leadership, I now believe that one size may not necessarily fit all.

There is a broad consensus on the negative influence of postinfarction ischemic mitral regurgitation (MR) on patient survival.