Sentence examples for practical unanimity from inspiring English sources
Briefing reporters in Brussels after an ambassadors' meeting to prepare for their foreign ministers, Mr. León said there was "practical unanimity," adding that "it is absolutely important for Europe's foreign relations to be engaged constructively in Egypt and at the same time respond to the situation".
In a public letter, Bartomeu Marí said he made the initial decision to "protect the MACBA as an institution," but relented because of the "practical unanimity" of voices calling for the opening of the exhibit.
The evident absurdity of that idea leads Finnis to declare consent "intrinsically implausible": "the need for authority is, precisely, to substitute for unanimity in determining the solution of practical co-ordination problems which involve or concern everyone in the community" (Finnis 1979, 248).
The current 10-page UN draft sanctions resolution was already diluted to death by permanent members Russia and China - and whatever bellicose language remains will be further shot down at the Security Council by non-permanent members Brazil, Turkey and Lebanon (without unanimity at the Security Council new sanctions are for all practical purposes dead).
Unanimity, Unanimity, Unanimity.
She had prized unanimity.
There was hardly unanimity.
The unanimity was striking.
It seems to be unanimity.
No government enjoys total unanimity.
