Sentence examples for less consensual from inspiring English sources

Since the late 1990s, the feeling has been growing among Japanese business groups that a more efficient, even if less consensual, legal system might be to their advantage.

Mancunian Phil Ellis has the virtue of being less consensual, but it's not clear how much control he exerts over his apologetic, loser anti-comedy.

That point is a less consensual one; surely Ms. Hammer must realize that these images were created for whooping male audiences at fraternity smokers, not for feminist rallies.

Blix appeared to share the more or less consensual U.N. view that continued discussion is almost automatically preferable to fighting -- a view in which the belief in peace and the belief in process converge and war is always failure.

But when the primary campaign begins in earnest and the debate becomes less consensual, will those ideas resist?" For now, Juppé, who Chirac deemed "the best among us", is standing firm, publishing a series of books, building support networks and canvassing for funds.

In countries characterised by less consensual political cultures we may expect more extreme discourses on EA, the consequences of which are reflected upon in this paper.

And it's no surprise: since this is more or less the consensual view of the foreign-policy establishment, practically everybody the candidates have been consulting takes this view.

Having seen eight coups or mutinies since 1960, its 4.6 million people are accustomed to a type of politics that is less than consensual.

O'Flynn, Carswell and Evans have denied wanting Farage to go but have made it clear they would like him to adopt a more consensual, less divisive style of leadership.

Graham Smith, the head of Republic, saw the wedding less as a consensual entertainment than as a transparent ploy to beguile the populace in a year of deep cuts to civic services — an attempt by the Royal Family to wag the corgi.

Graham Smith, the head of Republic, saw the wedding less as a consensual entertainment than as a transparent ploy to beguile the populace in a year of deep cuts to civic services an attempt by the Royal Family to wag the corgi.