Sentence examples for secure consensus from inspiring English sources

"The breadth of participants, including governments, has seen the content watered down to secure consensus.

David Cameron went to Brussels – with a mandate from Labour and the Lib Dems – to secure consensus around the best candidate for Commission President.

Delegates from more than 170 countries had spent a month trying to secure consensus on regulating the $60 billion-a-year trade in conventional weapons.A draft treaty emerged on the penultimate day of the conference.

European Union officials acknowledge that there is little chance of agreeing on an aid package at the meeting on Thursday, though they hope to secure consensus on the system that would be called upon if the Greeks sought financial assistance.

The prime minister has said that he would only hold a vote if he could secure consensus in parliament though he said during a recent visit to Lebanon and Jordan that he would be prepared to attempt to win support from Labour MPs without dealing with Corbyn.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has been eager to secure consensus on both the austerity package and the troika's other demands so the measures can be pushed through Parliament before Nov. 12, when the next summit of euro zone finance ministers is due.

On the political front, Mr Lagos's government secured consensus for a major constitutional reform that put an end from March 2006 to the residual participation of the military in political decisions.

That's why I am keen to secure cross-party support for the motion and tap into the strong consensus for reform that already exists outside of Parliament.

Such compromises were inevitable to secure the consensus needed for a deal.

However, unable to secure a consensus among parliamentary forces, he proved incapable of keeping his word.Nepal's political process has descended into feuding, of a dismally familiar sort, at a particularly sensitive time.

A liberal constructionist and articulate defender of the Bill of Rights, Brennan was nonetheless able to secure general consensus among several of the justices by tailoring constitutional issues to precise questions and, when possible, to specific elements of constitutional text.