"Vocational qualifications have been a playground for policymakers for the past 40 years, with countless experiments designed without any underpinning national vision or consensus," she said.
The defendant, a young man from a poor background on trial for his life, is exonerated, and the anxious, law-abiding citizens who would have railroaded him achieve a unanimity that remains a stirring vision of consensus.
Ideally, a new constitution in Egypt would unite citizens around a consensus vision for their country and set a firm foundation for a democratic transition.
The President's vision of bipartisan consensus can be achieved - around strengthening Social Security.
It rallied all key stakeholders behind a single vision and a consensus strategy for coordinated action.
Rather, it is our job to motivate our team towards a vision and build consensus through participation.
In direct contrast, Sven Birkerts argued that "some deep comprehension of our inheritance [was] essential", and called for "some consensus vision among those shapers of what our society and culture might be shaped toward", warning against allowing the commercial marketplace to dictate the future standing of traditionally important cultural works.
An overall project steering committee composed of project principal investigators and senior scientists provided leadership and a consensus vision to focus and integrate the three study components.
These were strategic vision, participation and consensus orientation, rule of law, transparency, responsiveness, equity and inclusiveness, effectiveness and efficiency, accountability, intelligence and information and ethics [ 6].
The gap between the SNP's "competence, consensus and vision" of its first 100 days, and the de facto and de jure condition of Scottish independence, is not so yawing as some past secretaries of state for Scotland might think.
