This heterogeneity creates difficulties for the MPCs in terms of identifying relevant tasks, gathering an overview of opinions and interests, and articulating a consensus perspective from general practice.
Pershing assured observers that the gathering global consensus, in government, business and financial circles, was unstoppable and that the rest of the world would continue to take action on climate change, regardless of Trump's actions.
The results of our analysis showed that because the preference of the patient is unclear in this case, the patient's wishes are discerned by gathering information and establishing a consensus in her best interests.
Haas [ 8] demonstrates the utility of an epistemic community with respect to the barring of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in which it played a key role in producing and gathering scientific information, forming a consensus with respect to the available scientific evidence, disseminating that evidence to government and corporate decision-makers.
The race could be susceptible to unforeseen turns and missteps, but a consensus is gathering among top Republicans that the advantages for Mr. Romney are growing.
Among the primary goals of this group are gathering information that may inform a consensus on "best practice" policies, developing educational initiatives to disseminate these policies to postdoctoral scientists and institutions, and encouraging and facilitating their implementation.
But when it comes to hiring or making company-wide decisions that have more impact, it's worth challenging intuition, gathering differing perspectives, and reaching a consensus.
With a consensus gathering that the opinion had indeed made it impossible for Mr. Gore to obtain a recount, the network commentators grew more confident that the court had identified a real winner and a real loser.
In a recent survey of 1,927 adults in five provinces including Kabul, 78% of respondents said they thought elections were the best way for a leader in Afghanistan to assume power, compared with 6% who favored naming a religious leader to create an "Islamic emirate," and 8% who supported a loya jirga, a traditional gathering of elders, as a consensus process.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? has the higher profile – partly due to a 1966 movie version that became indelibly enmeshed with the messy private lives of its stars, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton – but there is a gathering critical consensus that his masterpiece was A Delicate Balance.
