Sentence examples for valued consensus from inspiring English sources

As a regulator, Mrs. Whitman has valued consensus and cooperation over confrontation, styling her approach after that of the Netherlands, where businesses are given great leeway to arrive at goals for pollution control on their own terms.

Snyder was fired, or so Viacom officials said at the time, for being an unbridled bully in a company that values consensus.

But he did go on to question one aspect of the Obama presidency — in order, tellingly, to make clear that he values consensus over a crusade.

The first is Japan, a country that values consensus above all.

This seems to reflect strong traditional values of communities that value consensus and harmony.

3. Demonstrates a team culture and interdisciplinary atmosphere of trust where contributions are valued and consensus is fostered.

The partisan nature of today's Congress looks mad to Europeans brought up to value consensus.

His champions did not take into account that charm does not make a consensus-builder out of a person who doesn't particularly value consensus.

Mr. Paige said that there were too many different values in the public schools to easily arrive at a value consensus.

Ultimate choices are made in secret by a small group of men, in a culture that punishes boasting or overt pursuit of power, and values consensus and stability.

But the most important reason for the absence of any real economic debate, many analysts say, is that the stark choices Germany faces are bound to polarize a country that so deeply values consensus.