Sentence examples for has been unanimous from inspiring English sources

The American Muslim community has been unanimous in its repudiation of terrorism and religious extremism.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, November 21 , 1925P. 32 At the moment when black is being worn again, Josephine Baker's Colored Revue has arrived at the Champs Elysees Theatre and the result has been unanimous.

I have been heartened in recent months to see members of my old party coming around on marriage equality, including the entire Republican caucus in the Rhode Island Senate — the first time a caucus of either party has been unanimous in its support.

Whenever a major brokerage firm has faced complaints of sex discrimination from within the ranks of brokers and investment bankers, the initial response of senior executives has been unanimous: We will not pay those women a nickel they did not earn.

Everybody I've talked to has been unanimous in their approval except my wife, who said, 'The boys were talking over each other too much last night.' " In the ESPN2 booth at Arthur Ashe Stadium, they stood side by side, their similar profiles (their noses especially) and similar voices (John's retains more of Queens) branding their inclusion in the same genetic pool.

Dr Marie-Paule Kieny from the WHO said that there has been "unanimous agreement" among experts to allow the use of the drugs, as long as certain caveats were met.

The jury had been unanimous.

The vote may not have been unanimous.

Their decision, said Wenham, had been unanimous.

The ruling would have been unanimous, according to the aide.

The Supreme Court's judgment had been unanimous, whereas the European judges were divided.