Sentence examples for key consensus from inspiring English sources

Recent research [24] here in South Africa has identified key consensus areas for Emergency Medicine (EM) development in the developing world with respect to the scope of practice, staffing needs, training and research.

Brad Johnson, Campaign Director for Forecast the Facts, told me that his top take away from the report was the "key consensus" that most known reserves of fossil fuel need to remain in the ground and unburned".

LT and MH assisted with linguistic translation during key consensus meetings.

RW, JZ, KHL, TB, JS and NLY participated in the key consensus meetings.

The aim of these Delphi studies is to achieve expert and/or key stakeholder consensus on the content of the reporting guideline.

This lack of activity is caused by an evolutionary conserved sequence divergence of a key non-consensus residue located in its PTP motif 9, since its back mutation specifically reactivates HD-PTP tyrosine phosphatase activity against DiFMUP.

But along with the generational swipe at Mr. Enzi, she implicitly took a shot at his low-key and consensus-oriented style, saying that "we can no longer afford simply to get along to go along" and declaring that Wyoming needed "a strong voice in Washington".

If you are going to spend money on a few key items, the consensus is, buy reasonable quality kit.

This compromise is the biggest breakthrough in many years of immigration debate, and it is the key to a consensus.

As ever with these things, it would be a mistake to overstate the overlap but the key point of consensus is on the need for a new account of how Labour would reform the state.

In a March 2007 memorandum summing up the campaign's consensus "key assumptions," the Clinton adviser Harold Ickes wrote that Iowa would be better for Mrs. Clinton than New Hampshire and projected that the campaign would raise $75 million in 2007 with $25 million left at the end heading into the first contests.