Sentence examples for to force a consensus from inspiring English sources

"He's not going to try to force a consensus that's not there," Mr. Rockwell said.

It means confronting anew the very issues that were too divisive to resolve in the regular session, but without the incentive of an impending election to force a consensus.

The unambiguous autocracy of the Serbian leader, Slobodan Milosevic, did not make the war unambiguously justifiable, and Dr. Albright sought to force a consensus by erasing the distinction between excesses in Serbia's antiterrorist operation and the worst political crimes ever committed.

While the Democrats' inability to force a consensus alternative should prevent them from tying the president's hands in September, the potential defection of more congressional Republicans would be momentous and could doom future funding requests.

However, we limited the amount of points to force a consensus finding.

54 This would not be straightforward: the plurality and apparent incommensurability of values in communities is well recognised, such that it may be best not to expect or force a consensus, but rather to focus on the fairness of the decision-making process.

Attempting to force a decision absent consensus would vitiate one of the strongest assets the Court has had — the solidarity of it members in the face of efforts to undermine the project.

In a letter to MPs, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn asked them to support the motion, as well as one for a customs union, to "break the deadlock and find the consensus necessary to force a change to the red lines of the prime minister's rejected deal".

The council will look at "the full range of technological possibilities that come out of biomedical science," he said, but will aim to give the president the best possible arguments rather than forcing a consensus.

They resolve issues without forcing a consensus.

They are proof that no matter how hard the market tries to force consensus, there is not, and never will be, a single art world.