But it was Republicans who this week jettisoned money for Trump's border wall because of widespread agreement that it should not be tied to the spending deal.
For example despite widespread agreement that "references should be followed up" there is a current lack of clarity on whether follow-up is the responsibility of the reviewer or the information specialist.
Such analysis has, for example, led to widespread agreement on the definition of classical conditioning, a particular type of learning whose study was pioneered by the Russian physiologist Ivan Petrovich Pavlov.
Europe has struggled to find a strategy for effectively combating smugglers, despite widespread agreement on the need to do so.
Despite widespread agreement that it is a best practice for reporting, only 7% of all articles reported both absolute and relative effect measures in the full text.
But despite widespread agreement that a comprehensive pact would be good for both economies, progress has been achingly slow.
The argument, Heller comments, has been greeted with widespread agreement.
Tax experts are in widespread agreement that the GOP tax cuts are bad policy – a giveaway to the rich paid for by the middle class and poor, with little upside for the economy.
There was widespread agreement for using normal physiology as the starting point for understanding and interpreting IA along with the use of fetal movements in conjunction with IA as an indicator of fetal well-being.
There was widespread agreement, for instance, that the federal government's proposed approach, which gives limited weight to the First Amendment's religion clauses in disputes between religious groups and their employees, is too narrow.
The proposal failed ignominiously, for while there was widespread agreement that Texas' emphasis on property taxes was outdated, reflecting an era when most wealth came from the land, Mr. Bush could not build a consensus on how to replace the lost revenue.
