Sentence examples for unanimity I from inspiring English sources

What surprises me now is the unanimity I have seen — everyone approaches this as a monstrous, terrible story, they do not simply view them as nonliving human material".

COULD David Cameron have done anything different at Thursday night's EU summit, when he refused to sign Britain up to new EU treaty rules overseeing taxation and spending in the euro zone, after failing to secure safeguards to shift key areas of financial regulation to vote by unanimity?I was asked this question on the BBC today, and I did not come up with a good answer.

"If there is unanimity, I'm dead.

In order to safeguard unanimity, I qualify these interviewees with the place and the date of interview but do not mention any names.

But in the interest of maintaining unanimity, I reluctantly voted yes.

Except, there's a lot of unanimity, actually, I say, about the settlements on the West Bank.

Traditionally, there was a great deal of friction between the two services, but Louis exercised his social skills in the role, leading Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, to write to him, "You have produced a mutual feeling of goodwill and unanimity which I have always wished to see established, and which, by your tact and sound judgement, you have brought about to the fullest extent".

"No doubt people will claim that but since this was passed by unanimity by parliament I do not think we should worry too much about that," he said.

I am thinking in particular of the amendments aimed at sharing the suspension procedure initiative with the European Parliament and applying qualified majority voting for Council decisions since, if unanimity were required, I know of cases where a single country, sometimes mine as it happens, would block the whole arrangement that we want to set up.

Navka's performance on 'Ice Age' inherits this ambiguity while presupposing unanimity: in adapting Life Is Beautiful, Navka and her partner are clearly convinced of the movie's power and importance.

Unanimity may not, but I think consensus does, and the consensus is that people feel Pluto should not -- it's fine to call it a Kuiper Belt object -- but we should not remove its designation as a planet.