Sentence examples for finding consensus on from inspiring English sources

I wonder which grim historical milestones they considered and rejected before finding consensus on that one.

Reconciling those views and finding consensus on how to organize a tax-reform package could be a challenge.

As with all political bodies, the process of finding consensus on how to improve the output of the council will inevitably be messy.

The headline and article said that Mrs. Clinton had criticized Democrats on Saturday for "wasting time" by dealing with issues that helped Republicans turn out voters rather than finding consensus on mainstream subjects.

ROGERS, Ark., July 15 — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, returning to her red-state ties, chastised Democrats Saturday for taking on issues that arouse conservatives and turn out Republican voters rather than finding consensus on mainstream subjects.

But the system has proved useful in finding consensus on deadlocked issues such as the alcohol sales law, and its methods are now being applied to a larger consultation platform, called Join, that's being tried out in some local government settings.

Given the controversial and complicated nature of free speech online, one possible avenue for finding consensus is to focus on standards that are relatively content-neutral (for example, standards for regulating bots, automated content, and political advertisements).

Prospects for enacting the Piketty plan may be slim, given Europe's perennial difficulty in finding consensus: not even everyone on the left will agree, as Yanis Varoufakis makes clear in this piece about his own plan to revive the EU.

To the president's son, the villains are the bureaucrats at E.U. headquarters in Brussels blocking Britain from leaving the union (news to those leaders, who blame May for not finding consensus in her country on how to leave) and "the Democrats and deep state operatives" out to frustrate his father and block his agenda.

"It would be in everyone's best interest to focus on finding consensus and common ground in the legislative process," he said.

But she is having difficulty finding consensus even within her own government on a new energy policy, especially on the most contentious issue: the future of Germany's nuclear plants.