Sentence examples for subject of consensus from inspiring English sources

As a result, enlargement is no longer a subject of consensus, but rather an elite project (like the EU itself).

A rare subject of consensus in 2011 was outrage over the ruling Conservative Party's cuts to arts funding, but French Quebec's protests did not have much power to sway the majority government.

The fact that they became the subject of consensus also gave one to believe that they would be widely accepted and respected.

If it is to serve as the basis for public reasoning in our diverse western societies, liberalism must be restricted to a core set of political principles that are, or can be, the subject of consensus among all reasonable citizens.

Physical evidence has been the subject of consensus statements [ 3] and systematic review [ 4].

For four decades, the emergency role of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to specifically address large supply disruptions has been a subject of national consensus.

But were it a disqualification from public office to repeat bland platitudes about the abstract right of children to thrive — a subject of bipartisan consensus if ever there was one — there might be no government at all.

Electing peers was different, he argued: "Unlike the referendum last year, [it] is the subject of complete consensus between the parties; we all had manifesto commitments to deliver House of Lords reform".

The full text was obtained for uncertain articles, and inclusion was subject to consensus among three of the authors.

Despite advances in research on this subject, a lack of consensus remains on how EPCs should be defined.

An answer on the open question revealed that the Internet forum was considered "...an economic way of exchanging views on a subject in search of consensus".