Sentence examples for unanimous one from inspiring English sources

Committee members made clear on Tuesday that it was not a unanimous one, setting up a political fight when the entire House votes on some of its findings.

The vote requires a majority decision, not a unanimous one and no other clubs get to vote on the decision, only the board.

("Yes" seemed to be the majority opinion, though certainly not the unanimous one).

"Mark Miodownik's Stuff Matters stood out from the start of the judging process and the decision to name it winner was a unanimous one".

At today's trustees meeting, on the campus of the University of Massachusetts in Boston, Ms. Fey said the board had reached a consensus supporting Mr. Bulger, but not a unanimous one.

William Coday, a librarian, was convicted in April of beating and hacking a former girlfriend to death, and last month the jury that had convicted him recommended the death penalty by a vote of 9 to 3. Unlike a verdict of guilt, a jury's recommendation of death requires only a majority vote under Florida law, not a unanimous one.

While there are many views on why Americans lost their faith, we're unanimous on one thing: it's time to win it back".

Whatever their description, the regulars here are all but unanimous on one point: it's their frequent turns at the fox trot or the tango or the rumba that help keep them feeling young.

Although sent over as a group by Association Francaise d'Action Artistique, the cultural arm of the French foreign ministry (which is also behind "France Moves"), the choreographers in 1983 were unanimous on one point: They were making their United States debut not as representatives of France but as themselves.

Prisoners were virtually unanimous on one point: Manafort's profile as a lackey of the man in the White House would put a target on his back, assuming he is ultimately found guilty.

In a unanimous one-page ruling late today, the Florida Supreme Court denied a request from the state's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, to block such recounts, and the Democratic enclave of Broward County began a manual recount of more than half a million votes that it said would take until Monday.