Sentence examples for stable consensus from inspiring English sources

Completely denying the values of the Cultural Revolution is not only an understanding throughout the party, but also a stable consensus of the whole of Chinese society," added the article, entitled "Society firmly rejects Cultural Revolution".

But fundamentally we're an extraordinarily rich country with a remarkably stable consensus around our form of government arguing about whether federal spending should claim 18 percent of G.D.P. or 22 percent of G.D.P. — an important question, to be sure, but one that doesn't always justify the level of heat and hyperbole that it generates.

What's further disturbing is how widely the prices are varying across exchanges — there doesn't seem to be a stable consensus on where the price is.

If P satisfies ergodicity, i.e., aperiodic and irreducible, Friedkin and Johnsen's model converges to the stable consensus.

In such cases, one nevertheless may be able to find some disconnected stable consensus regions determined by choosing appropriate sampling periods.

The paper presents a signal control strategy of urban traffic networks (UTNs), under which states of UTNs can realize asymptotic stable consensus.

But in fact the Bracketing Strategy has left abortion rights "in constant peril," he writes, because it "circumvented a broader public debate on the moral issues that might have produced a more stable national consensus".

Instead, the panel was mostly about the future of the Fed's "independence" and the challenges posed by the "dual mandate", which requires the Fed to aim for maximum employment within the context of stable prices.The consensus was that the Federal Reserve had been suborned by nefarious elements.

The heuristic tree strategy was run until a stable strict consensus was achieved.

The task of this chapter is to spell out the implications of the broad normative commitments latent in the institutional culture of Canadian society, an institutional culture around which there is broad and stable societal consensus for the debate surrounding assisted death in voluntary contexts, that is in contexts in which individuals are capable of articulating their wishes competently.

Unemployment is assumed to be stable when a consensus of outside forecasters say it will fall.