Sentence examples for a commitment to consensus from inspiring English sources

Working with some like-minded activists, on the opposite side of the park, Graeber helped to convene a general assembly — an open-ended meeting, with no agenda and a commitment to consensus.

And this time she may be on to something: is the woman who has succeeded through an iron commitment to consensus and harmony too boring for Germany?

Essential features of SDM are an exchange of information, covering both the professional and personal perspective on the problem, and a commitment to build consensus on treatment targets.

This commitment to consensus-building has shielded Tunisia from the intense ideological polarisation that has scarred Egyptian political life, paving the way for the return of the old guard.

A prominent motif that has emerged from studies focusing on the Transition Towns movement has been the movement's apolitical status and its commitment to consensus-based approaches.

Author Jerome Clark suggests the cause was the Alliance's commitment to consensus-building in all its groups and projects; within months, he notes, one member was complaining that the Alliance had turned into a "diddler's cult".

Barnet is still examining how best to structure its committees, but has a commitment to them being cost neutral and being built on a broad, cross-party consensus.

Finally, national consensus has been reached about seven priorities for health research with a commitment to increase the health research budget to 2·0% of national health spending.

At the National Education Summit of governors, educators and business leaders in 1996, a consensus emerged that the United States had no shot at real public school reform without a commitment to standards and rigorous testing.

There is growing consensus that the public health sector is inadequately resourced and there appears to be a commitment to gradually increasing public funding of health services to closer to 5% of GDP [ 11].

Plus a commitment to pleasure.