From abortion and civil rights to global warming and entitlement spending, it is ongoing dialogue that cultivates consensus, despite its cumbersome and time-consuming nature.
Coughlin provides recommendations for combatting widespread plagiarism based on the literature which include the need to cultivate a consensus among faculty and students about the definition and types of plagiarism, the appropriate penalties, and the overarching need to nurture professional ethics.
Based on a broad review of the literature, the article argues that, to combat wide-scale plagiarism, academic institutions need to cultivate a consensus among faculty and students about the definition and types of plagiarism, the appropriate penalties, and the paramount professional and economic need to nurture professional ethics.
The political consensus cultivated by the king has frayed in the twilight of his reign, and there is widespread anxiety about succession.
The wider context for Thailand is that the political consensus cultivated by the king during his more than six decades on the throne is fraying in the twilight of his reign.
Noting that the same-sex marriage debate represents "society's latest short fuse" and that "Windsor does little more than give both sides in this case something to hope for", he ruled that Louisiana has a "legitimate state interest in safeguarding that fundamental social change...is better cultivated through democratic consensus" than through judicial fiat.
The genetic map constructed by Hong et al. (2010) consisted of 175 SSR loci with a total coverage of 885.4 cM [ 50], this map was a consensus constructed using three cultivated x cultivated mapping populations.
Lockstep consensus is cultivated not with chewily carnivorous troglodytes flaunting wanton violence and cruel spews of gore but with purpose and virtue, devotion and tradition, in the unimpeachable and unexceptionable name of liberation.
Industry lawyers play up the lack of consensus; they cultivate uncertainty and fuel a sense of doubt about the government's conclusions.
But cultivating magnanimity?
