Sentence examples for developing a consensus from inspiring English sources
The major obstacle to the Democrats developing a consensus position on a missile system is the Democrats themselves.
Some analysts here contend that the Chinese government has not responded fully because it is developing a consensus on how hard a line to take.
Developing a consensus among coalition parties (most likely, PPP, PML-Nawaz, and ANP) in the centre and then sticking to it will be a challenge in itself.
Developing a consensus, should the United Nations choose to take up the issue, would be long and hard, noted Dr. Paul Horowitz, a Harvard physics professor and independent SETI researcher.
Saudi Arabia, by all accounts the central player in developing a consensus among Arab countries, appears utterly unmoved by the American argument that "confidence-building" gestures can open the door to more substantive negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
But as a collective, they appear incapable of developing a consensus peace plan and delivering it to Israelis in a way that would actually make Israelis feel that Palestinian intentions have fundamentally changed".
Perhaps, further improvement may be achieved by developing a consensus-based model using machine learning techniques, but it is beyond the scope of this study.
A Delphi process used to develop a consensus document for implementation and focus groups and interviews preceded the development of user-friendly information regarding interventions in clinical practice.
It is hard to develop a consensus here; different people have differing amounts of risk aversion.
President Bush would be wise to develop a consensus with his Mexican counterpart on a broad array of hemispheric issues.
