Sentence examples for from a consensus from inspiring English sources

Modern "authorized" versions stem from a consensus of high church officials from several denominations.

This makes obvious sense but is often overlooked by executives under duress from a consensus miss.

Published literature regarding this reaction indicates that researchers are far from a consensus about the mechanism of this reaction.

"We didn't want to be licensing technology for germ-line editing ahead of society reaching consensus and we are still very far from a consensus," Lander says.

Primers were selected from a consensus sequence of closely related clostridial PLPC genes and used to amplify an 871-base pair internal segment of the gene.

One major school of thought is represented in the work of French sociologist Émile Durkheim, who explained social phenomena from a consensus perspective.

Ms. Merkel's hard-line stance was a reminder of how far European leaders are from a consensus on ways to restore confidence in the euro zone.

Any agreement resulting from a consensus building process should contain within it a clear statement of the steps that will be taken to ensure that the informal agreement will be incorporated or adopted by whatever formal means are appropriate.

If we are still a long way from a consensus, it is because most of the main players seem more intent on destabilising their enemies than stabilising their friends.

PAGE A20 Climate Talks Deadlocked Negotiators seeking an international treaty to curb global warming remained far from a consensus as they tried to meet the demands of dozens of countries with talks in The Hague nearing the final hours.

He believes there should be a vote if the European council chooses to move away from a consensus-led approach.