Sentence examples for reliant on consensus from inspiring English sources

Titled "Is the WHO Becoming Irrelevant?" the relentlessly downbeat article faults WHO for yielding too much control to its six regional offices, being overly reliant on consensus, and allowing politics to derail many appointments of well-qualified public health experts.

The most feasible scenario is for the executive to remain reliant on consensus-building on an ad hoc basis throughout Mr Calderón's six-year term.On the positive side, the political weaknesses of the Calderón administration pose little risk to Mexico's economy.

Assembly of the chicken genome sequence was partially reliant on the consensus chicken linkage map [ 56].

It is far too reliant on one market, China.

England are so reliant on one man.

The game can never be reliant on one person".

Guidelines are increasingly less dependent on consensus of expert opinion, and more reliant on published evidence from randomised controlled trials [ 1].

Deletion usually depends on consensus.

Sir Hayden admits that it will be hard to get consensus between the parties - with Labour reliant on large union donations and the Tories keen on heavy spending on individual target constituencies through the life of a parliament - but he concludes that he is now "more optimistic than when I began".

The nurses' aim was to support him to mobilise when he got home, with a consensus that Stuart's mobility would not improve and, at best, he would be reliant on a wheelchair.

"Midwives are reliant on unsocial hours payments.