Sentence examples for consensus a number from inspiring English sources
And they debated, without reaching a consensus, a number of other ideas for dealing with a situation like Japan's.
Despite this lack of consensus, a number of widely accepted (and interrelated) postulates can assist in the task of defining human rights.
Although the panel made considerable progress in reaching consensus, a number of challenges to its process must be acknowledged.
I and my party cannot sign up to this cosy consensus for a number of reasons.
The members of the Charter Revision Commission appointed earlier this year by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg have reached consensus on a number of features of a plan that would radically restructure politics.
At the height of the confrontation with Congress in 1996, facing what looked like a potentially difficult re-election campaign, he put himself in a commanding position for November by declaring a consensus on a number of issues that the Republicans on Capitol Hill had expected to struggle over.
Maryland, which has been debating universal health care proposals for several years, is trying to come to a bipartisan consensus on a number of incremental steps toward that goal, according to Nelson J. Sabatini, the state's secretary of health and mental hygiene.
The consensus from a number of mid-sized businesses polled is that there has been a shift this year from consumers using mobiles to browse and then buy in a shop or on a desktop to actually completing purchases via mobile apps or browsers.
Greece's creditors have demanded that Mr. Papandreou secure a broad political consensus on a number of austerity measures — chiefly tax increases, cuts in public spending and privatization of state assets — that are to be voted on in Parliament by the end of this month.
Clubs met at Hampden on Monday as they seek a consensus on a number of issues including league reconstruction.
Particularly in industrialised countries the idea of using insects is gaining consensus among a number of young start-ups.
