Sentence examples for unanimity to from inspiring English sources

European leaders left the meeting last week saying that they would need unanimity to push forward.

It's unusual for such unanimity to be show in the House.

And the EU could possibly move, by unanimity, to give itself its "own resources"—ie, tax-raising powers.

He was elected with near unanimity to serve a second term at the helm of the Republican Party.

Dimitri Dover and Luca Ieracitano brought bright unanimity to both the lyrically sensitive and busily perpetual-motion moments in Britten's "Introduction and Rondo Alla Burlesca" for two pianos.

The shift from unanimity to majority voting is a big political change.The EU may be a multinational body bound together by laws and treaties.

It's fascinating to learn that not only does the House GOP membership vote with near-unanimity to shield the for-profit college industry from accountability, but that the Republican leadership is so helpful that APSCU sees GOP leaders as "directing" aspects of the industry's legislative strategy.

In its eagerness to preserve its own unanimity and to show undue deference to a state court's interference in a federal election, the high court in Washington had temporized in its first opinion.

First, we introduce the unanimity games to help us to characterize the value Φ.

Whatever the origin of the Apocryphal books in the canon of Alexandria, these became part of the Christian Scriptures, but there seems to have been no unanimity as to their exact canonical status.

Amid concerns that the withdrawal from Ticonderoga by General Arthur St. Clair would be repeated at Stanwix, the council decided, with near unanimity, not to send a relief column to Fort Stanwix.