Sentence examples for unanimous statement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unanimous statement" is correct and usable in written English
The phrase indicates that everyone or all members of a group are in agreement and have issued a statement. For example, "The board of directors issued a unanimous statement in support of the new policy."
Cuba's Fidel Castro refused to support an otherwise unanimous statement condemning Spain's ETA terrorists.
He also said he was "very happy" with the Security Council's unanimous statement this week endorsing the effort by Kofi Annan, the former United Nations secretary general, to broker a cease-fire aimed at ending the conflict in Syria.
At their meeting in Brussels, the NATO allies, in a unanimous statement, called the episode "another example of the Syrian authorities' disregard for international norms, peace and security, and human life".
On April 13, the Security Council issued a unanimous statement denouncing the North's rocket launching as a violation of a resolution after the North's first nuclear test in 2006 that banned the country from nuclear and ballistic missile tests.
The United Nations Security Council issued a unanimous statement of the 15 members saying they "condemn in the strongest terms the mob attacks against embassies in Belgrade which have resulted in damage to embassy premises and have endangered diplomatic personnel".
The United Nations Security Council adopted a unanimous statement calling on the Sudanese government to cooperate with the International Criminal Court in bringing to trial people charged with war crimes in Darfur.
Where the vote on a certain price was not unanimous, statements from the dissenting minority are included.
But the unanimous final statement endorsed the plan to hold a vote at the end of January.The communiqué condemned all acts of "terrorism" and "kidnapping and assassination" in Iraq.
Soon afterwards, he objected loudly to a supposedly unanimous EU statement criticising Russia's renewed aggression in Ukraine.A colourful team of ministers hardly suggests that compromise is on the cards.
Today's Security Council action, in the form of a unanimous "presidential statement," reasserted the goals of the Lukasa accord and asked that the withdrawal of foreign forces from Congo be a priority.
Ultimately, Mr. Kerrey's fate lies with the university's board of trustees, which after Wednesday's no-confidence vote issued a brief statement of unanimous support for the president, whose contract runs through 2011.
