Sentence examples for unanimous basis from inspiring English sources

The maneuvering may have meant that there was a dissent or disagreement over the opinion and the judges wanted to come out on a unanimous basis if they were going to take the rare step of overruling Chancellor Chandler.

When asked what the NHS meant to him, Dorrell responded: "It is an expression of values that is shared on a virtually unanimous basis; it is important to us as a society that people who need care should have access to high quality care, efficiently delivered, on the basis of need".

Mr Varadkar added that the European Council is working to agree Brexit on a unanimous basis and a veto is rarely used.

That veto should be removed, and replaced by a qualified voting system that allows, at the least, for decisions to be taken on a near-unanimous basis.

Specific stimuli were chosen from the Karolinska Directed Emotional Faces on the basis of unanimous ratings of the target expression from five independent judges.

The errors in the Hodge case add to the far-reaching basis for a unanimous recommendation of the Kentucky Human Rights Commission this year: it is time for the state to abolish the death penalty.

Then it was rammed through Congress within a few days on a take-it-or-leave-it basis, passing with unanimous Democratic support despite the opposition of most Republicans, who hold majorities in both houses of Congress.

The basis for the unanimous Republican vote for the privacy CRA in the Senate was their (justified) view that markets work only when the playing field is level: Republicans overturned the FCC's privacy rules because those rules imposed more stringent obligations on ISPs than the FTC rules governing big tech.

The board's unanimous vote on an urgency basis means the ordinance would take effect immediately in the unincorporated areas of Ventura County, which cover about 95,000 people.

The signs were judged to be present on the basis of only unanimous decision.

Much like the European Union, the Nobel committee operates on a consensus basis, and generally announces unanimous decisions — as it did this year.