Sentence examples for that the unanimous from inspiring English sources
FFF believes that the unanimous indignation is enough to condemn such behaviour".
Board member Betty Patu told the Seattle Times that the unanimous vote was a step forward for the school district.
He adds that the "unanimous consensus" of Mr. Kennedy's team of doctors is that "his disease is totally under control".
They shared at least one thing this clamorous evening in March 1997: the realization that the unanimous vote had not ended the controversy but simply raised its temperature.
Some legal experts noted, for example, that the unanimous court decision included sweeping language, such as its statement that "the right of suffrage is the pre-eminent right".
Still, the Senate is hoping that the unanimous approval of its bill, and Democratic pressure, will spur the House to pass a similar measure.
His royal status is written into the Canadian Constitution, and amending that is a fractious process that requires the unanimous consent of Parliament and all 10 provinces.
After defeat against Italy, Thibaut Courtois said Belgium had been "outclassed on all fronts, technically, tactically and organisationally", and although he tentatively backed away from that remark, the unanimous assumption was that he had only said what others thought.
Judge Brinkema is obliged to impose a death sentence if that is the unanimous decision of the jury.
Was this the usual course of action – instructing external lawyers to draft a legal opinion that contradicted the unanimous view of experts within the Foreign Office?
On the contrary, there is a strict social preference for $C$ above $A$, since that is the unanimous preference of the voters.
