Sentence examples for consensus on matters from inspiring English sources

Or even some emerging consensus on matters of faith.

Architects operate in an increasingly competitive market and in an aesthetically eclectic period that is not guided by educated consensus on matters of taste or style.

He is perfectly content to wait for an editorial consensus on matters like whether to use email, e-mail or E-mail.

From academic policies and budgets to teacher training and hiring, the committee rules by consensus on matters that were once decided largely by Newton administrators.

Hopefully, Jonny and the Baptists also have songs in their show about stopping the Tories, or about the corporate kleptocracy, or songs satirising the unearned righteousness of the establishment consensus – on matters such as Ukip, among others.

Thus, contrary to the view that knowledge at the communal level was anonymous, Wiredu argues that it is precisely in regard to the importance of consensus on matters of common good that disputation and careful navigation through different opinions was not just considered to be crucial, but was put on transparent display until some form of consensus was attained.

Members are unlikely to give up the consensus rule on matters of war and peace.

The longer answer is that presumably and eventually, the editors of "The Associated Press Stylebook" and "The Chicago Manual of Style," and the worthies who decide such matters for The New York Times, the Modern Language Association and a few other enterprises reach a consensus on these matters, and their decisions filter down to the rest of us.

In contrast, one participant mentioned that radiologists were able to reach a consensus on other matters, such as examination protocols.

In the end, all that's established is that any consensus on these matters is impossible.

One reason is that there is no consensus on these matters among scientists and environmentalists.