Sentence examples for considered unanimous from inspiring English sources

The Senate confirmed Mr. Snow on a voice vote that was considered unanimous even though only two senators were on the floor.

As a convention, those recommendations that had a 100% of acceptance were considered unanimous, those with >80% were consensual, and those with <80% were in disagreement.

In September, it was reported that the SNP's national executive was considering a unanimous request from the party's Westminster group to reinstate Thomson.

In other words, we considered that consensus was unanimous if 100% (corresponding to 12 out of 12) of the ratings were in one of the three ranges, strong if >92% (corresponding to 11 out of 12) but <100% were in one of the ranges and so on.

Only unanimous committee decisions were considered sufficient for the inclusion of the intervention as level II evidence.

Two out of three was considered a consensus for specimens without unanimous dysplasia grading (Scherübl et al, 2002b).

TO IGNORE one unanimous United Nations Security Council resolution may be considered impudence; to defy a second looks like policy.

White public opinion was practically unanimous in welcoming what it considered to be a stern but just counter to violence and sabotage.

The film was a major breakthrough for Rajinikanth, whose performance as Kali received unanimous praise and is widely considered to be the best performance of his career.

In the weeks leading up to the announcement of the Class of 2014, Maddux was considered a candidate to achieve a historic first: unanimous election.

"This has been the unanimous conclusion of the courts that have considered this case".