Sentence examples for to develop a consensus from inspiring English sources

A Delphi process used to develop a consensus document for implementation and focus groups and interviews preceded the development of user-friendly information regarding interventions in clinical practice.

Different ontology development initiatives (e.g. http://www.obofoundry.org/, http://bioportal.bioontology.org/) try to develop a consensus on these issues but currently no overarching "life science" data model can be defined.

It is hard to develop a consensus here; different people have differing amounts of risk aversion.

President Bush would be wise to develop a consensus with his Mexican counterpart on a broad array of hemispheric issues.

Normally it would take at least a year to develop a consensus from all of the people in a community".

His critics, primarily those who represent athletes on the U.S.O.C.'s board, contended that Blake's autocratic, inflexible management style made it impossible to develop a consensus.

She said she hoped to develop a consensus, but the sharply differing views voiced by the two sides make that seem unlikely.

In the interview, Mr. Grillo said the movement would try to develop a consensus platform through discussion and set out legislative goals by May.

Several labor experts said the failure to reach an agreement stemmed from the labor movement's failure to develop a consensus on how to respond to the city's fiscal crisis.

"That was a lot to digest and work through, and he agreed to lay it over so we can continue to work to develop a consensus," Mr. Jacobs said.

"But if people take Bill — the modesty, the collegiality, the interest in trying to develop a consensus — as somehow lacking in inner toughness, they are sorely misadvised once he comes down with a decision".