Sentence examples for which consensus from inspiring English sources

The Israeli-Arab conflict has been the fault line along which consensus has foundered.

There is, on the surface, no issue on which consensus happily gathers more quickly than tackling social mobility.

Then he inserted himself into the delicate negotiations over the Congressional plan, insisting on a White House meeting at which he reportedly said little — but during which consensus collapsed.

Of a large public institution in which consensus and communication are important, the former official added: "He had no ability or interest in functioning in that kind of environment.

And he will take over a job for which consensus is good but only when measured against results, and in which he will be confronted with the need to make hard and sometimes quick decisions.

Therefore, approximately 2,000 seems to be a figure on which consensus can be reached.

Consensus is a dynamic concept in which consensus is a regulative ideal.

Then local lazy learning strategies were applied to construct local models, from which consensus model was built.

A second concept involved consensus as a more dynamic concept in which consensus is not necessarily the ideal outcome, but functions as an orienting aim.

First of all, deliberation was limited to a level on which consensus could actually be reached: the more practical and technical matters.

A necessary and sufficient condition for reaching consensus of the system in this setting is established, based on which consensus regions are then characterized.