Sentence examples for joined the consensus from inspiring English sources

In October 2009 the Obama administration joined the consensus (this time Zimbabwe was the lone vote against).

Conditions are much different today, and he has joined the consensus, expecting investors to be more discriminating in what they buy than what they sell.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld was said to have joined the consensus position of leaving Iraq and other targets out of initial plans.

The fact that the proposal came from Saudi Arabia and that even hard-line nations like Libya and Iraq joined the consensus on the issue illustrate the distance the region has moved since the Arab countries punished Egypt for signing the first Arab peace treaty with Israel by expelling it from the Arab League and severing ties.

Most of the medical community -- including psychiatry, psychology and social work -- have joined the consensus in recognizing gender incongruence as a medical condition.

Subsequently, other tertiary NICUs within Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore and India joined the consensus group and contributed to the development of consensus formulations.

But Khamenei ended up joining the consensus that the radicals needed to be restrained.

But before you rush to join the consensus he has declared, compare two quotations.

Foreign Minister Kristian Vigenin, at a meeting with the Irish ambassador to Bulgaria, said that "Bulgaria is ready to join the consensus decision" of the European Union on the designation of the military wing of Hezbollah as a terrorist organization.

Mr. Cunningham said the United States agreed to the five-month extension because it was the better of two choices: Washington could have risked a veto or decided instead to buy more time to get the Russians to join the consensus.

Then Papua New Guinea took to the floor and, in a highly charged speech, its delegate challenged the US: 'If you're not willing to lead, get out of the way.' Minutes later, in an astonishing reversal, Dobriansky returned to announce, to cheers from the hall: 'We will go forward and join the consensus.' The conference had overrun by a day, despite several night-time sessions.