Sentence examples for foster a consensus from inspiring English sources
Members of the Council said they hoped the rotation would help foster a consensus on major decisions.
Perhaps most important, their explicitness has enabled them to foster a consensus among labor, finance, and industry about the overall direction of economic growth and the nature of the sacrifices such growth entails.
In response to future external environmental challenges and to foster a consensus on national development, over the past 30 years developed and developing countries have endeavored to set a national direction for development and allocation of R&D resources through a standardized operational model on foresight projects.
The governor, John Hickenlooper, a brewpub owner turned politician, said in an interview this week that after the Aurora shooting he thought he could foster a bipartisan consensus regarding universal background checks.
Despite wide ranging interpretations of the concept of sustainable development there is growing consensus about the ecological, social, and economic conditions necessary to foster a sustainability transition.
He immediately began describing himself as a consensus builder, someone whose most important challenge was to calm the turbulent schools and foster a tone of collaboration.
Mentions of being a god, minute-long screams, and pleas for financial backing fostered an almost-consensus assessment amongst fans that he was making some sort of horrible left turn.
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
So high interest rates will continue to squeeze industry, and growth will continue to be slow.Mr Mukherjee talks bravely, but not convincingly, of fostering a cross-party consensus: "if a mandate is fractured you must carry other parties with you".
The consensus settles on how to foster an improvement culture without top-down diktat.
