The MRC depends on consensus, and its members have no veto powers.
"It certainly will make things more difficult, since everything in Yugoslavia depends on consensus, and now that consensus will be harder to achieve," said a Western ambassador.
There is also concern about the viability of the World Trade Organization itself, the umbrella trade body that depends on consensus agreements by its members to work toward freer trade.
The final vote may hinge on whether the EU takes a common position – which depends on consensus – or whether opposition materialises from states such as Denmark, which has traditionally defended the practice among aboriginals in its former colony of Greenland.
However, the tool is best suited to deliver local adaptation solutions, and adequate use depends on consensus about the adaptation problem, setting objective thresholds and determining uncertainty about future change.
In the US, it depends on consensus on the reading of the Federal Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1998 (FEPPA) (Simpson 2008).
Jovin likes to get everyone's input, but doesn't depend on consensus to make a decision.
Although political stability is important [ 52], the successful design and implementation of health insurance also greatly depends on consensus among the key stakeholders and securing their support for all its elements, including the benefits package, level of contributions, and details of who contributes what proportion of the premiums [ 53].
To reduce this risk, the recorded materials were reviewed by an experienced MCH nurse who was not aware of the health units' allocation to the two study arms, and the final interpretation of the recorded material depended on consensus of the two investigators.
Deletion usually depends on consensus.
The development of these monographs could take quite some time, depending on the consensus on and complexity of the required analytical methods for establishment of chemical, radiochemical, radionuclidic and microbiological purity.
