Sentence examples for to be unanimous from inspiring English sources

Prior to January's Supreme Court ruling, state law didn't require juries to be unanimous in order to recommend a death sentence or to unanimously agree on the factors that would merit a death sentence rather than life in prison.

But he stressed that the decision had to be unanimous.

Under legislative rules, the committee's decision needed to be unanimous.

A death verdict also had to be unanimous.

Their verdict, he said, whether guilty or not guilty, had to be unanimous.

THE critics have weighed in from every conceivable angle, and the results seem to be unanimous.

Any decision would have to be unanimous and ratified by all national parliaments.

"You're going to make decisions that are not going to be unanimous.

Other dictionaries, and reference works generally, appear to be unanimous on these points.

Mercosur's rules require decisions to be unanimous, with all members given a fair hearing.

As someone, not a lawyer, said to me, "We need them to be unanimous".