Sentence examples for with virtually unanimous from inspiring English sources
With virtually unanimous backing, Congress approved legislation that President Obama signed into law on Aug. 10 giving Mrs. Clinton 30 days to determine whether the Haqqani network is a terrorist group.
The move for change met with virtually unanimous agreement at the Vigo General Assembly suggesting that we now have reached the point where future proposals for Unitas congresses to be held in other parts of the world can be considered on their merits, as is the case with many other similar organisations.
With virtually unanimous backing, Congress approved legislation that President Obama signed into law on Aug. 10 giving Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton 30 days to determine whether the Haqqani network is a terrorist group, and report her decision to lawmakers by Sunday, Sept. 9, coincidentally three days after the end of the Democratic National Convention.
* Subsequent to the Skype transaction, I was re-elected to the eBay board in 2012 with virtually unanimous support — 99.7% of votes — of eBay shareholders.
The amendment was passed with virtually unanimous support in Parliament and Zardari himself espoused the legislation because of political pressure.
That's why since 2013, 10 states and five localities have enacted legislation explicitly to guarantee reasonable accommodations for pregnant workers, all of them with virtually unanimous bipartisan support.
Most of the in vivo studies in Table 3 were performed with tumour cell types expressing the α6β4 heterodimer, with the virtually unanimous verdict being that α6β4 integrin has the ability to act as a promoter of tumour progression and metastasis.
The teams, the fantasy went, would meet in the World Series, which would be renamed the Bud Bowl after Commissioner Bud Selig, who with a virtually unanimous vote from the owners wanted to eliminate those two teams last winter.
After no deliberation, the vote was virtually unanimous, with only two abstentions.
Lewis also is the man making most of the decisions -- with Brown's advice and virtually unanimous consent -- affecting the football team.
Legal scholars were virtually unanimous in agreeing with Justice O'Connor that the decision guts the federal sentencing guidelines.
