Sentence examples for consensus on things from inspiring English sources

Consensus on things like that seems easier now.

So you have to create relationships within the group and build consensus on things".

"They need to buckle down, work hard, find consensus on things and certainly find ways of reducing our deficit," said Ms. Fallin, who rejected the Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma and declined to set up a state health insurance marketplace.

But he's also made numerous inaccurate and misleading scientific statements, and rejects the scientific consensus on things like climate change," Cowin wrote.

But among business owners, there is consensus on one thing: She is not welcome.

His meaning reflects a belief in people's capacity for common knowledge, while the naturalistic and subjectivist definitions prevalent in the modern academy attenuate the belief in the possibility of consensus on various things, like psychology.

But policymakers are beginning to find consensus on three things: that the behaviour of hedge funds, international banks and portfolio investors can devastate small economies; that something should be done about it; and that whatever is done should not be handed down from on high by the G7 group of rich countries and the IMF, whose managing director, Michel Camdessus, is an APEC veteran.

"I think today is going to be really centred on improving the democratic decision-making process we've developed here in the square, but for now there is clear consensus on two things – no negotiations with anybody until Mubarak steps down and no leaving the square until Mubarak steps down.

The commission needs more time, he says, because it has indeed achieved consensus on some things, with details still being discussed, and will propose to the legislature a package that eliminates or changes most of the existing taxes and creates an entirely new one.

To the extent that there is an official consensus on such things, this is it: if you're overweight or obese, you're running a substantial risk of ill health and premature death; if you want to avoid these evils, lose weight.

Lois mentions that Brian goes out of his way to not agree with the general consensus on many things (for example, he hated Slumdog Millionaire and Titanic but defends the movie Cocktail), and accuses him of being a "contrarian" rather than a genuine believer.