Sentence examples for consensus language from inspiring English sources
It's the stage where, according to general consensus, language kicks in.
Mr. Mitchell is a musician who, like Ms. Davis, feels close to the consensus language of straight-ahead jazz but wants to get beyond it.
Mr. McNeil is a respected figure among a few generations of jazz musicians, and there's an intricate hipness about his performances: in his late 50s now, he's old enough to remember the jazz musician's consensus language of secret references.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs MFAA) interlocutors continue to stress the need for consensus language to bring Pakistan on board a CD work program that includes FMCT negotiations, while Strategic Plans Division SPDD) officials urge a cautious approach that leaves plenty of time for deliberations.
As the independent state of Belgium consolidated after the Revolution, the issue of a consensus language in the country became an increasingly important political question.
Today, Mrs. Robinson said she believed that a chance still existed to salvage the conference by coming up with some consensus on language describing the Middle East conflict.
Officials at the United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development said tonight that they were nearing consensus on language calling for the reduction of trade subsidies in wealthy countries.
NATO is also trying to find consensus on language about Russia itself, after Moscow's call for a review of European security arrangements, including NATO, that date from the start of the cold war.
In the final make-or-break negotiations, the United States said it could not support consensus unless language calling for governments "to seriously consider legal restrictions on unrestricted trade in and ownership of small arms and light weapons" was dropped.
The parties to the treaty agreed on a final outcome document, which contained limited but important substantive recommendations for future actions on complex issues, such as nuclear disarmament, but it was more difficult to garner consensus over language on nonproliferation and peaceful uses for nuclear energy.
Also, very often specific aspects of group dynamics (e.g., consensus reaching, language norms, geographic placement) have been investigated in separation, with very few efforts to go towards a more holistic, multidimensional characterization of social aggregations.
