What we call consensus amounts to a continual testing of the interior and its claims.
This fourfold combination — the Koran, the path of the prophet as captured in the collections of reports, analogical reasoning and consensus — amounted to a basis for a legal system.
To Phyllis Schlafly and the New Right, this consensus amounted to liberalism, and in the nineteen-seventies they began to use guerrilla tactics direct mail, single-issue pressure groups, right-wing think tanks, insurgent campaigns.
To Phyllis Schlafly and the New Right, this consensus amounted to liberalism, and in the nineteen-seventies they began to use guerrilla tactics — direct mail, single-issue pressure groups, right-wing think tanks, insurgent campaigns.
When you push down decisions, and you don't require people to write up plans and do designs by consensus, enormous amounts of work just disappear.
Controversy is a matter of degree, and a consensus-defeating amount of it is not proved by the existence of adversarial argument in the high courts, or indeed in any courts.
In this paper, the consensus-based total-amount cooperative tracking control (TACTC) is proposed to maintain the consensus of total torque traction amount with the given reference instruction.
Unlike alcohol, which has an undisputed — and usually quite apparent — influence on driving, there is no clear-cut consensus on the amount of marijuana that must be consumed to impair a driver's ability.
Regulators are nearing a consensus on the amount of capital that the bank needs to repay by the end of the year, according to a person briefed on the situation, who spoke on the condition he not be named given the delicate negotiations underway.
When he requested control not only over the subject matter but also over the choice of instructors who would teach "his" course, the Yale community came together in a principled consensus that no amount of money would be worth countenancing Steinbrennerism in the academy.
