Sentence examples for a unanimously from inspiring English sources

It wasn't a unanimously popular project, but its omission has baffled even its critics.

Verdi declared her the greatest singer he had ever heard, and others from musicians to royalty to a unanimously adulatory opera public eagerly concurred.

It's advantage is that it can, in theory, deliver a unanimously agreed set of top-down global targets for greenhouse gas emissions.

"Republicans in Congress once again are threatening to harm the economy unless Democrats agree to cut Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare benefits," the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s executive council said in a unanimously backed statement.

Morocco and the Polisario Front, which are struggling for control of resource-rich Western Sahara, agreed to hold direct talks for the first time under the terms of a unanimously passed United Nations Security Council resolution.

Lay members do not have full voting rights - but the committee on standards has on only one occasion been divided and in that case later produced a unanimously agreed report.

The Ukrainian ship freed last week had been held for nearly seven weeks.Blow them out of the waterIn June a unanimously-backed UN Security Council resolution tabled by France and the United States made it legal for foreign navies to chase pirates into Somali waters and, if need be, sink them.

MEPs like Dr Swinburne might prefer to do that in Brussels, but they know that it would require a unanimously-agreed treaty change to pull out of the French city.

A unanimously-accepted definition of health has been provided by WHO: "health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" [ 5].

But a jury unanimously convicted him in a case lasting four-and-a-half weeks.

The judge, Nancy Jo Arnold, then dismissed the board's suit, a decision unanimously overturned by an appeals court panel.