Sentence examples for broad unanimity from inspiring English sources

There is "broad unanimity" among panel members that the park can be improved while keeping these multiple uses, Mr. Pirani said.

And if we can't strike a piddling little deal on trade - where there is broad unanimity that liberalisation is a good idea- it doesn't say much for our chances of thrashing out an agreement to limit carbon emissions.

"It's going to take a broad-based sense of unanimity".

But that unanimity masks a broad divergence in their approaches to the issue while in office, spanning the spectrum of Republican positioning.

Unanimity would be nice, but broad consensus is sufficient.

Broad needed a majority vote, but he wanted unanimity — a hero's welcome.

"And who would commit forces to the United Nations force under these circumstances?" After a United Nations Security Council emergency meeting on the attack, Zalmay Khalilzad, the United States ambassador, said there was "unanimity and outrage" on the Council and broad agreement on the need to find out who was responsible.

However, across a broad range of Delhi politicians and policymakers there is near unanimity.

Their work covered a stylistic and ideological range at least as broad as any Western country's, showing that beneath the enforced unanimity of Soviet public life, a rich and varied culture always seethed.

But the refunds for Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and Austria (sometimes known as the "rebate on the British rebate") must for the most part be agreed to by unanimity.But Mrs Merkel also has a broader European objective.

Whereas the participative development of democracy embraces the broad spectrum of perspectives in decision-making, science in general, having a tradition to pursue the unanimity of the knowledge elites in scientific findings, requires accentuating its socio-political activity.