Sentence examples for permanent consensus from inspiring English sources

Over time, as Feldman writes, the Roosevelt Justices split bitterly with one another over issues like civil rights and free speech, but they achieved what seemed to be a permanent consensus in allowing Congress and the White House virtually unlimited power to regulate the economy.

Although the idea of substituting frozen poultry for live poultry in poultry trade at local markets in the main districts of Hangzhou is being promoted, a consensus of permanent LPM closure remains difficult to reach in most regions affected by A(H7N9) viruses in China.

He said the United States still hoped to achieve a consensus among the permanent members, but wanted at least "a sufficient level of understanding between us so that there is no veto in the offing".

Whereas in 8/28 (29%) cases, the consensus opinion recommended permanent removal.

A politically fixed und broadly concerted social consensus for the permanent preservation of wildlife and of their habitats reflects the demand for biodiversity and intact cultural landscapes.

Despite all the evidence, the U.N. Security Council has been unable to build a consensus among its permanent members to proceed with prosecutions, or decide which court will try perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

There was no clear immediate consensus on Silver's permanent replacement.

Russia and China must make clear whether they are willing work towards a consensus with the other permanent members of the Security Council to adopt a resolution with tangible measures.

It is only in the last decade that this number has started increasing steadily, with the 1990s US consensus showing that 431 permanent citizenships were granted to the community for the year 1996.

But the general consensus among those interested is that permanent breasts evolved for the purpose of sexual attraction.

As Kim Johnson pointed out, the "current environment," not to mention our distance from a consensus that the job crisis is permanent, means that we are a long way from acceptance of stronger medicine.