Sentence examples for consensus established from inspiring English sources

Ascher declines to approach it in terms of the conventional consensus established by reviewers and pundits.

Once there is a consensus established in a state, the pollsters tend to group around it, reducing their independence.

Two wrong things, and one right thing: the Welsh version of 1066 and All That – and the consensus established is dull and introspective.

Anywhere else, every state on the route must agree on how the transmission costs will be shared, and a consensus established among the generators and the utilities.

Once there is a consensus established in a state, the pollsters may have an incentive to be in line with it.

In his speech to the Policy Network think-tank last week, Ed Miliband acknowledged that New Labour had accepted the political consensus established by Margaret Thatcher's government.

Yet the neoliberal consensus was established by people of fervent belief.

"We polled people as to rules, got a consensus and established them," he said.

Consensus was established at 70% of agreement by experts for an item.

Once this "masterpiece" consensus is established, it takes a brave critic to say: "Well I thought it sucked".

Moreover, by applying the Lyapunov function method, a sufficient condition of couple-group consensus is established in terms of a matrix inequality when the communication topology is switching.