Sentence examples for consensus conclusion from inspiring English sources

So that's about 1 in 8 Republicans who believe the intelligence community's consensus conclusion that Russia hacked and that it specifically did so to help Trump in the 2016 election.

Given how serious these allegations are, and especially considering that President-elect themp rejects the intelligence community's consensus conclusion, releasing these reports publicly before the inauguration could help set U.S. democracy right.

He has allowed top advisers to denounce Moscow for its interference in American democracy, but when it comes to his own Twitter posts or comments, he has largely stuck to equivocal language, seemingly reluctant to accept the consensus conclusion of his intelligence agencies and intent on voicing no outrage or criticism of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, for whom he has expressed admiration.

Every major international science body in the world has reviewed multiple independent studies in some cases numbering in the hundreds in coming to the consensus conclusion that GMO crops are as safe or safer than conventional or organic foods.

In cases of disagreement, the slides were read again to reach a consensus conclusion, with a decision given, if necessary, by an independent expert ("optimized diagnosis").

In strict contrast, a workshop summary is not allowed to contain anything that could be interpreted as a consensus conclusion or recommendation.

It does no good to say that we find the consensus conclusions poorly supported.

Meanwhile, he has successfully created an alternate reality in which these consensus conclusions of the intelligence community are fake news — proof that Trump's opponents will do anything to undermine him.

We will approach urban politics and economy from a geographic and historical perspective in order to arrive at some consensus conclusions about how urban spaces and places are made.

So far, the two questions that keep coming up in almost every speech, panel, and hallway conversation are "what went wrong?" and "how did we miss the signals?" The consensus conclusions: 1) Too much faith in the free market.

Marburger himself at the time emphasized that the governor had not been seeking a consensus but rather encouraged multiple viewpoints to be reflected, and characterized the consensus conclusions as not the only important section of the report.