Sentence examples for to unanimously from inspiring English sources

He said the judges were "thrilled to unanimously accord it the highest literary praise".

Jurors took eight and a half hours to unanimously find him guilty of both murders.

Even in the cities that were meant to unanimously spurn the very idea of Brexit, things have always been complicated.

So her successor, Mary Jo White, was praised when she managed to get the commission to unanimously put out the two rules for comment.

If the panel were to unanimously agree with that defense claim, under Connecticut law Mr. Hayes would be sentenced to life without the possibility of release.

The board of SAB said it is prepared to "unanimously" recommend a £44 a share cash offer from the maker of Budweiser and Stella Artois.

The commission included 17 theologians and bishops who ranged from liberal to conservative, but who managed to unanimously approve their 88-page report, called the Windsor report.

And he's got nineteen state attorneys general who are party to this lawsuit, who would have to unanimously agree to drop the case.

In 1977, her testimony that there were 264 monthly publications devoted to the subject helped persuade the House of Representatives to unanimously pass a bill to regulate it.

Both boards would have to unanimously approve the annexation, though a mechanism exists to continue the process with a majority vote.

These instructions required a judge to tell the jury that if it failed to unanimously impose the death penalty, the defendant would be eligible for parole.