Sentence examples for widespread consent from inspiring English sources
The policy of penalising clients or "johns" enjoys widespread consent.
The hegemon's necessarily modest ambitions help the system command widespread consent abroad.
"Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable", first published in 1870, is by widespread consent the nonpareil of instructive digression.
Armitage, by widespread consent, is playing exceptionally and Boudjellal was swift to criticise the "misplaced protectionism" he believes is to blame.
Who would have thought, those in government argue, that you could take some £25bn out of spending on public services with such widespread consent?
For almost 2 decades since the 1968 revolution Iraq has enjoyed stable rule with apparently widespread popular consent.
However, there seems to be little evidence of widespread refusal of consent – at least in a Danish context.
In January, the Justice Department found that officers employed practices that "unnecessarily endanger themselves and others and result in avoidable shootings and other uses of force," but, despite widespread local support for a consent decree, there is now little likelihood that the government will enforce one.
A widespread perception existed that the consent model, the opt-out model, and role based access controls (box 1) were "too complicated to work in practice".
Increasing demand for coagulants, in response to more widespread restrictions on final effluent consents for phosphorus, is likely to put further inflationary pressure on prices in Europe, in the coming years (European Commission, 2000).
