Sentence examples for shape consensus from inspiring English sources

To make this process credible, the United States should take the lead in trying to shape consensus positions in the three bodies.

The fervent courtship is turning the debate on the economic package into a test of whether the Obama White House can put an end to years of distrust between the parties and overcome their recent inability to shape consensus legislation.

I am trying to use my platform not to follow consensus but to shape consensus, and to reveal to people what our current laws are doing in terms of how they're destroying our nation.

Recently the host of the RNC Debate, it also was the venue for the first Purple America Cleveland Civility Summit, where community leaders came together to define core values to better shape consensus on police, racial and community issues.

And there is trust created partly in those long days and nights spent shaping consensus.

First, the UK has been influential in shaping consensus at EU level – on aid and trade for example – and can justly point to its role in the EU as an opportunity to amplify influence.

The way the different modules responded to hybridization was summarized by comparing average shapes (consensus) of the F1 and F2 hybrids to those of the parental strains.

And the second is the one who has the audacity to go out and mold and shape the consensus.

But it can, both by its scale and its example, help give momentum to decisions in these wider forums and to shape a consensus.

And when he said that the other kind of leader is the leader that's willing to go out to shape the consensus, what he was saying is you have to be willing to risk.

The piece relies heavily on a series of confidential memos, never before published, that shed light on the president's legislative agenda, including his budget process, his efforts to win over major interest groups and his efforts to shape bipartisan consensus in Washington.