Sentence examples for delicate consensus from inspiring English sources

It revealed a willingness to risk upsetting a delicate consensus to elevate his own profile.

The report's language is far more constrained than that, reflecting a delicate consensus that was reached only after months of debate and several rounds of comments by hundreds of scientists and government climate experts, Dr. Trenberth said.

So far, the other political parties, including Mrs. Merkel's Christian Democrats, have steered clear of discussing the social welfare system, fearing that it would upset the delicate consensus politics that many Germans find so comfortable.

The aim is to make the decision by consensus – a delicate task in an organisation with 159 members.

But Mr. Pitt has come under increasing political assault for his handling of the market crisis, and he will now face the delicate task of forging consensus with a fully staffed commission of widely differing views.

According to a former senator, passing this bill on a divided vote in parliament will potentially disrupt another delicate balance: reaching political consensus on the restoration of the Nato supply lines through Pakistan – another strike on non-participants by the war against terror.

I think they hope to invite people from all four camps, but this consensus is thin, delicate.

The decision to expel Mr. Bo signaled that top leaders had reached a consensus on this delicate issue.

PARIS — Even as they urged Russian leaders to reject calls from the Russian Parliament to formally recognize South Ossetia and Abkhazia, European diplomats on Monday began the delicate task of finding a consensus on the Russia-Georgia crisis before an emergency summit meeting of the European Union on Sept. 1.

"The experts now need common ground to reach a consensus on how a delicate and politically charged balance can be achieved".

By consensus, Ms. Elfers treads a delicate path.