Sentence examples for unanimity should be from inspiring English sources

The new government is no keener on the concept than its predecessor, and is still insisting that unanimity should be required to bring a flexibility clause to birth.

What we derive from a definition depends on how we interpret it, on what we read into it in the first place; and there are all kinds of interpretations of the same definition, so no basis of unanimity should be expected simply by beginning with a definition, no matter how simple and unproblematic.

The EU budget will still have to be decided by unanimity, which should be fun in 2006.What about this single legal personality business?Both federalists and Eurosceptics attach a lot of significance to this.

There is no evidence of any consensus or unanimity on what should be done.

The Dutch president of the IGC, Michiel Patijn, went round the table to ask for views on which articles of the treaties, hitherto needing unanimity, should now be subject to majority vote.

There are serious questions, drowned out by the past week's near-hysterical unanimity, that can and should be asked.

"Party leaders believe the initials of the G.O.P. will be changed to R.I.P. if Trump is on the November 2016 ballot, and this near-unanimity of leadership opinion should be enough to defeat Trump one way or the other," they wrote.

There has to be some degree of unanimity about how those problems should be solved.

Which policy issues should be decided by unanimity and which by majority vote?

2. With almost equal unanimity it was held that this merchant marine should be privately owned.

A simple unifying view, held by many experts, is that S. Maria Maggiore is the ancient basilica built by Liberius as a sort of antidote to the pagan temple: consensus is not unanimity, however — nor is unanimity of opinion truth, but that's a different matter — and the question should be considered open.