Sentence examples for rebuild consensus from inspiring English sources

A former World Bank economist,whose first promise to Peruvians was to rebuild "consensus", Kuczynski is about as far from angry populism as a president can get.

In a bid to rebuild consensus, he said there would be a national dialogue about the economic programme next week.

He said that there was a need to engage with Tories to rebuild that consensus, which helped bring about the Climate Change Act nearly a decade ago.

This would soothe Mr Abdullah, provide a forum to rebuild political consensus, draw in reconcilable Taliban figures and cut Mr Karzai down to size.

Dialogue with politicians like Mushaima and Shihabi holds the key to reducing tensions and rebuilding the consensus that so inspired Bahrainis after King Hamad unveiled his constitution.

The science, he reminds us, is clear, and he wants to somehow rebuild a national consensus.

We need to rebuild a progressive consensus, inspiring and giving people hope that another world is possible.

It could win about 4% of the vote, according to one poll, trading both on the Papandreou political brand and on his appealing vision of a centre-left consensus to rebuild a society exhausted by austerity and polarised politics.

We used 6 copies that had the best sequence conservation (94% identity among them) and encoded the DDE motif to rebuild the 1882 bp consensus sequence (including two 42 bp flanking TIRs).

The planners seem to have reached some easy points of consensus: Rebuilding the World Trade Center towers is off the table, and instead of another massive plaza people are focusing on the more attractive idea of reopening city streets to relieve traffic congestion and restore avenues of light.

A serious politician, he said, shouldn't try to win an ideological war; he should try "to rebuild personal trust" and "forge consensus".