Sentence examples for find unanimity from inspiring English sources

In such complicated areas it is rare to find unanimity.

But he will not find unanimity in the locker room.

"Each assembly is sovereign, so you are never going to find unanimity," said Adrián Rosa, 45, a mechanical engineer in the Parque Chacabuco group.

For example, we did not find unanimity that all HSR trainees should acquire an independent mastery level for primary and secondary data gathering studies.

Thus, when researchers measure the outputs of these effector systems (i.e., ACTH and cortisol in the bloodstream of humans to monitor HPA axis reactivity versus heart rate and blood pressure which reflect SNS activity) in response to various stress paradigms they may not necessarily find unanimity of responses.

It was not that he found unanimity among them; on the contrary, he was at pains to accentuate their differences.

A political focus group of mostly middle-aged people conducted earlier this month in Bala Cynwyd, a suburb of Philadelphia, by Peter Hart, a Democratic pollster, found unanimity on one subject -- despite the prosperous economy, people are anxious about health care and Social Security.

The PCLOB found unanimity on a proposal, supported by many in Congress, to create a bar of special civil liberties advocates before the Fisa court in exceptional cases, and in doubting Obama's proposal to transition the bulk collection to a private entity would resolve either the privacy or the security concerns inherent.

Asked if he would be able to reunite his divided party, Clegg said: We, internally within the Liberal Democrats, knew that we wouldn't be able to find complete unanimity on this.

In recent years, the Supreme Court has been able to find near-unanimity in religion cases only by deciding the cases on the narrowest possible grounds.

Many in the audience who work in the school or nearby hospitals were surprised to find near-unanimity among rabbis on the criteria for organ donation.