First, physicians mentioned almost unanimously the impossibility to remain up to date with scientific information, because of the abundance of new literature and information sources.
"I can't imagine any police chief, big city or small, who would take on the entire State Legislature on a bill that passed unanimously and not mention to their mayor that they're doing this," Mr. Croft said.
Brett Favre should have ridden off into the sunset as a Packers' immortal to be mentioned in the same breath as Lambeau and Lombardi: idolized unanimously, loved unconditionally, respected unequivocally.
89 Nonetheless, the Task Force agreed unanimously that the use of csDMARD combination therapy should be mentioned as an appropriate alternative strategy alongside the use of csDMARD monotherapy, with or without glucocorticoids.
People had mixed views on where the council chamber and committee rooms should be located and there was limited mention of the war memorial, but the groups who did mention it unanimously stressed its importance.
The faculty committees at Colorado University unanimously found Churchill guilty of fabrication and falsification in two of his works that mentioned smallpox.
The distribution of labor was mentioned in the context of sight examinations and optical prescriptions, which were almost unanimously seen as tasks belonging to the private sector.
The following family tree presents Peter the Venetian's ancestors and his relatives who are mentioned in the article: A Khazar, Pecheneg or Volga Bulgarian woman.* Samuel Aba might have been Géza's grandson instead of his son-in-law.** Cosmas of Prague's report on Judith of Schweinfurt's marriage to Peter the Venetian is not unanimously accepted by historians.
(Given the rarity of the situation precedents aren't perfect, but it's worth mentioning that during the election year of 1988, Democrats actually did the opposite, confirming Justice Anthony Kennedy unanimously).
Not to mention that the new album Swing Lo Magellen has already garnered a massive amount of critical acclaim which unanimously declares it as a totally new sound and direction for the group.
Yet another chronicler, John of Worcester, mentions nothing of any trouble in Rome, and when discussing the appointment of Wulfstan, says that Wulfstan was elected freely and unanimously by the clergy and people.
