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.
Both were members of the same Marxist-Leninist party and both failed to secure a consensus between the Maoists, who hold a majority in parliament, and the other parties, who loathe them.A destabilising situationA series of several dozen bomb attacks across Iraq on one day killed at least 89 people and unnerved the government ahead of the withdrawal of American troops later this year.
I had the privilege of chairing the meeting; marshalling the debates in order to secure a consensus of opinion from around the table.
His desire to avoid an exit from the eurozone at almost any cost was confirmed when his first act after the surprising referendum vote was to meet with leaders of the disgraced opposition parties to secure a consensus on the proposition to present a façade of unity as the ground was prepared for the final act of concession.
The findings of the 35 cases were summarised and a panel meeting was convened to discuss disagreements and to secure a consensus on the final score.
The sub-committee also secured a consensus on establishing a solidarity fund with tariffs and rates for healthcare, greater market liberalisation for the provision of health insurance, and adding a CHI component to cover individuals working in the informal sector.
He made clear that he had all but given up hope of securing a bipartisan consensus behind his $800 billion economic recovery package, arguing that the urgency of the economic crisis had at least for now outweighed the need for unity.
Before Friday's talks on the national energy guarantee, Victoria has raised the lack of a settled national road map to force a reduction in emissions across all sectors of the economy as one of the barriers to securing a final consensus on the Turnbull government's energy plan, which only covers electricity.
Amid Downing Street concerns that support among backbench Labour MPs is weakening, the prime minister told a meeting of the 1922 committee that he needed to win the vote solely on the basis of Tory MPs' support to achieve his goal of securing a clear consensus.
In the analyzing process the other two co-authors have done their own individual analyses, securing a balanced consensus of the results and conclusions.
