Sentence examples for can be unanimous from inspiring English sources

Proof, says Jagdish Chokker, one of the campaigners, that "India's politicians can be unanimous and efficient on an issue that affects them all".

That means that all the advice from the scientific community to outbreak countries now can be more unanimous that H5N1 is a very big risk to human health.

The outside options for the parties, namely the payoff in case of disagreement, depend on the form of governance g, which can be either unanimous sharing (g=US) or determination by an arbitrator (g=AR).

With Republicans expected to be unanimous in opposition, Democrats can afford no more than 39 defectors.

They will not be unanimous.

But all decisions must be unanimous.

But it has to be unanimous.

But the vote has to be unanimous.

And votes must be unanimous.

The verdict must be unanimous.

During the pro forma sessions, which generally last from several seconds to a few minutes, no legislation can be transacted without unanimous consent of the kind that Mr. Reid worked out to break the impasse over the F.A.A.