Sentence examples for sufficient consensus from inspiring English sources

Ramaphosa came up with the concept of "sufficient consensus".

Andresen seems fairly certain that sufficient consensus will be reached, at least to preclude diverging ledgers.

Will Israeli Arab lawmakers, a fractious bunch themselves, reach sufficient consensus to choose a representative who would run to express their alienation and distaste for the Zionist parties?

But there was not a sufficient consensus on other ways of violating that doctrine, such as simple thievery.

Marilynne Robinson, the novelist and social critic, has observed that courage is "dependent on cultural definition" and "rarely expressed except where there is sufficient consensus to support it".

By that time, thinks Mr Herbert, it is quite possible that Utah's Republicans will have reached sufficient consensus for a "hybrid between worker permits and Arizona-style enforcement".

11.04am BST The government announced it did not believe there was sufficient public consensus on privacy and "strongly preferred" self regulation.

Based on the generalized Riccati equation and Lyapunov admissible theory, a sufficient admissible consensus condition is established for the descriptor multi-agent systems.

(See: "Time Warner's Bankers Get Rich").. Late Friday, Icahn conceded he lacked sufficient shareholder consensus to pull off a successful proxy fight, even one involving a short list of director nominees (he considered putting up a short slate, which would have fallen short of a board majority but would have sent a message, certainly).

ICC was used to assess repeatability because there is sufficient scientific consensus designating an ICC > 0.7 as reflecting a very low measurement error [ 23, 24].

There is sufficient evidence/professional consensus to support it and there are clear benefits to the patient receiving the care (or the benefits significantly outweigh the risks).