Sentence examples for unanimously were from inspiring English sources

The only Electoral Colleges that ever voted unanimously were the ones that elected Washington in 1789 and 1793.

"The comments by Mark Baker in the 16th over may relate to the idiots on channel 9 on Australian TV, who unanimously were complaining that the decision was incorrectm," writes Harry Randle.

"Any suggestion or implication that Operation Home Alone or the home health registry legislation, which passed unanimously, were motivated by 1199 is simply absurd," said Richard Bamberger, who is Mr. Cuomo's communications director.

Thus, it was decided that changes over time and differences between the groups would only be considered in cases where both parametric and non-parametric tests unanimously were statistically significant.

The directive, adopted unanimously, was intended to protect birds during the reproductive cycle.

"The rest of the health community unanimously is saying this is a good idea and should be introduced in England.

Second, it is apparent that participants of both surveys unanimously are convinced that traditional coal plant without CCS is a highly undesirable power technology.

The answer they received, almost unanimously, was trash cleanup.

The Ideo contract, which the supervisors approved unanimously, was issued without competitive bidding.

Only if all panellists agreed unanimously was this opinion regarded as a consensus.

This indicates that many high frequency changes may be related to the overall genomic instability and therefore cannot unanimously be assigned a causative role in oncogenesis.