Sentence examples for some unanimity from inspiring English sources

"I think the reason for this gesture is that there is now some unanimity on pursuing sanctions," said Valerie Lincy, a senior researcher with the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, a Washington-based nonprofit group.

LONDON — Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund chief, has succeeded in generating some rare unanimity in crisis-hit Greece with remarks in which she described the Greeks as tax-dodgers.

First, both Vietnamese and foreign experts say, the government is hobbled by a decision-making process that demands consensus -- some say unanimity -- in a leadership with increasingly diverse economic interests.

There has to be some degree of unanimity about how those problems should be solved.

It has been called the most efficient of them all due to its unanimity, & some call it the greatest.

Britain has called plans for a European financial-transaction tax "a bullet aimed at the heart of London" (tax is still a subject for unanimity, although some countries would like a transaction tax in the euro zone alone).

Some sejmiks were also affected by liberum veto until it was abolished for sejmiks in 1766; this was not always the case, as some decided to forgo unanimity and move to majority rule.

Although there is no unanimity [20], some studies have assumed that the S allele is dominant and grouped the genotypes LS and SS [9], [11], [18], [19].

Of course, unanimity can indicate some sort of brainwashing, but it does not seem to have occurred to Mr Hayes that it could also indicate that they know something he doesn't.

Despite the near-unanimity, some owners voiced reservations about the revenue-sharing formula even after voting for it.

The decision to keep the target for the overnight call rate at 0.25percentt was widely expected, but the unanimity of the vote prompted some buying of bond futures.