Sentence examples similar to deepening consensus from inspiring English sources

31 32 We are aware of current initiatives aimed at deepening understanding and developing consensus around authorship and the transparency of contributions and we welcome these.

The consensus deepens that Oslo was a failure, and that, as Netanyahu says, "there is no partner for peace".

Teams of people inside these oil majors track the state of that science carefully, and as the consensus deepens around the threat of severe (and possibly irreversible) impacts of climate change on humankind, the personal moral dilemmas deepen proportionately.

The results uncover the deepening importance of transparency practices and free trade consensus utilization in the international trade and economic development.

In Britain there is a broad cross-party consensus on the importance of expanding and deepening relations with China".

The agency said Mexico had reduced foreign debt levels and that the economy continues to benefit from deepening economic and financial integration with the United States and from a political consensus on the need for fiscal discipline.

Rawls does believe that history shows both deepening trust and convergence in beliefs among citizens in some liberal societies, which proves that an overlapping consensus can be possible.

There was consensus among the progressives on the panel – which was hosted by Guardian Australia's Lenore Taylor, and featured Katharine Murphy – that inequality was deepening in Australia.

The recession is deepening.

Deepening rifts Too optimistic?

Instead the gulf is deepening.