Sentence examples for consensual view from inspiring English sources

After the 2008 crisis, the consensual view of European decision-makers in the Eurozone became disastrously wrong.

The broadly consensual view of today's experts is that strong public and private sectors are crucial for development.

True, other Tory leavers, including some prominent ones – Graham Brady, Chris Grayling, Liam Fox – took a more consensual view on Sunday about the future.

While we have not divorced from our view that IT services is late-cycle, we believe this is now the consensual view and is discounted.

And it's no surprise: since this is more or less the consensual view of the foreign-policy establishment, practically everybody the candidates have been consulting takes this view.

The representatives of various organizations in the study area, Lu-Kang, Taiwan, have held several meetings, and structured debates have been organized to promote the emergence of a consensual view on the main issues and their implications.

Policy maker interest in involving the public in increasingly complex and value-laden priority setting processes has led to the use of deliberative public involvement methods designed to promote discussion and debate among participants with the objective of obtaining more informed and consensual views.

Economics actually gives the game away in its near-consensual view on consumption taxes.

Blix appeared to share the more or less consensual U.N. view that continued discussion is almost automatically preferable to fighting -- a view in which the belief in peace and the belief in process converge and war is always failure.

He said U.S. intelligence agencies accepted the consensual scientific view of global warming, including the conclusion that it is too late to avert significant disruption over the next two decades.

For all Boyle's insistence that he was presenting a settled, consensual British view, it still looked quite an achievement, given who was sitting in the front row of the politicians' enclosure.