He's trying too hard for consensus".
"They need to buckle down, work hard, find consensus on things and certainly find ways of reducing our deficit," said Ms. Fallin, who rejected the Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma and declined to set up a state health insurance marketplace.
In the Results and Discussion section, I cover some of the different assumptions that make it hard for consensus to form on what TEK means.
For the first time, the hard-line consensus is being challenged.
Germany is "not an immigration country", he insisted, contradicting a hard-won consensus among conservatives.
The furor over these tragedies indicates that the hard-won consensus about brain death is more fragile than anyone might have thought.
Today, Democrats and Republicans, socialists and libertarians, union officials and corporate C.E.O.s all share the same view of how to count unemployment — a hard-won consensus between social science, economics, journalism, business, and labor.
(Fox also took a swipe at Argentina's president, Néstor Kirchner, for not pushing harder for consensus on the free-trade pact, eliciting the rebuke that he should "concern himself with Mexico").
This meeting is meant to work out the details of that path-breaking accord.Yet the United States and the European Union have been drifting away from the hard-won consensus built in Kyoto.
What Spratt was worried about is a hard-won consensus on the federal budget which took the better part of two decades to build… Clinton's budget moves greatly strengthened the Democratic Party-which, as recently as seven years ago, was thought to be dying-by making it look like the political home of sound economics and prosperity.
