Sentence examples for consensus style from inspiring English sources

But I think, lately, he has been trying to develop more of a consensus style of leadership".

A "consensus" style of government is needed for at least another five years, says Nahda; after the election, a broad coalition should be formed.

He is not legally trained, is known for his consensus style of operation, and could yet face a challenge to his role from Territory lawyers about his very public call for the NT government to be sacked.

But she has since left to join the World Bank, apparently sacrificed in the interests of coalition politics after a tiff with Aburizal Bakrie, a leading businessman, party leader and former cabinet member.Rather than use his party's parliamentary numbers to push through reform, Mr Yudhoyono has stuck with a timid consensus style, building a bigger, weaker six-party coalition than he needs.

If this means China remains a "big state" economy, its consensus style of leadership probably means that not much will change in the way economic decisions are made in an ever-changing world.

Meanwhile, BTC.com is confident that the proposed transition from a Proof-of-Work algorithm to a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus style, through the upcoming Casper protocol, won't deter it from mining ethereum.

In Ottinger's work, the play of imagination is an essential realm of freedom, a way for women to liberate themselves from the misogyny that's embedded as deeply in consensus styles as in consensus politics.

A number of respected observers of Japanese ways had attributed their success in part to such practices as "bottom-up" communication, extensive lateral communication across functional areas, and a pronounced use of participative- (or consensus-) style decision making that supposedly leads to higher quality decisions and implementation.

Indians built consensus-style government over time, in response to the hard lessons of history.

Crucially, his consensus-style of negotiation politics is seen as dithering by the electorate.

As president, Kawamoto eschewed traditional consensus-style management and held himself accountable for the decisions he made.