Sentence examples for into unanimous from inspiring English sources
"Amazingly enough," he wrote, "it looks like Sunstein has polarized this group into unanimous agreement about him".
"The three steps are usually bundled into a unanimous consent agreement and done within seconds," said Robert B. Dove, a former Senate parliamentarian.
What at 11PM are occasional heavy revellers, by 5AM has turned into a unanimous delirium.
Musicians are celebrating as the Music Modernization Act, an attempt to drag copyright and royalty rules into the 21st century, is signed into law after unanimous passage through Congress.
If nominated, however, any one of them is likely to run into near-unanimous opposition from Senate Republicans, who have vowed to block action on any Obama nominee to fill the seat of Justice Antonin Scalia.
EU trade treaties can only enter into force with unanimous agreement of all 28 member states.
"The decision to go into Afghanistan had a unanimous UN mandate.
That is to turn classicists into a much more unanimous bunch than they are in reality.
Justice Scalia is the author of the majority opinions in both a 5-to-4 decision in 2001 limiting the use of thermal-imaging technology to peer into homes and a unanimous ruling in January, on varying rationales, limiting the use of GPS tracking devices on cars.
The legislation was slipped into a string of unanimous consent requests, lost among resolutions supporting democracy in Venezuela and recognizing Danish Holocaust survivors.
The sudden need to find a replacement for the outgoing president, Jacques Santer of Luxembourg, provoked the EU's 15 national leaders into almost unbelievably swift and unanimous action on March 24th, the first day of their two-day summit in Berlin.
