Sentence examples for lay consensus from inspiring English sources

This was the case both in the closed circles of lay consensus conferences (for example [56]) or 'out there' in the public sphere.

And Britain is not palpably undergoing the kind of ideological conversion to the right that Mr Callaghan was describing in 1979, when the post-war Keynesian consensus lay dead.But if the testimonies about the prime minister's mood are true, it is hard to know what to make of his plans for the rest of this parliament.

Dorothy Sussman (Division of Laboratory Sciences, National Center for Environmental Health, CDC) said the lay panel's Consensus Statement reinforced the importance and value of public health agencies getting public input.

All were transcribed into a document, and the facilitators consolidated this into what would become the framework for the lay panel's Consensus Statement.

Dreisig said the lay panel's consensus on the importance of reporting biomonitoring results to study participants affirmed his own program's commitment to communicating individual results back to participants in their arsenic biomonitoring study.

Mr. Geithner said that the administration hoped to "lay the foundation for consensus" on a housing proposal.

He denied that responsibility for the failure to reach consensus also lay with the opposition bloc: "What we have certainly done is offered alternatives and a way out which the government has refused to accept," he insisted.

There is a consensus that lay knowledge of chronic diseases is poor.

15 The greatest challenge to the OCV demonstration project lay in reaching a consensus about the need and role for vaccination in the Haitian setting.

I shall lay out the existing consensus arguments for ignoring past receipt of medical resources when deciding about future use of such resources.

However, there is consensus that lay people can be deemed to be experts in the day-to-day experience of living with a long-term condition.