Sentence examples for won consensus from inspiring English sources

The third category was the "doers" - the kind of people, said Mr Blair, who won consensus for change and reform.

Ariel Ávila, an analyst with Nuevo Arco Iris (New Rainbow), a think-tank, says Mr Cano had won consensus among the FARC's leaders to seek talks, although that would not guarantee a willingness to lay down their arms.

Mr. Bush has been widely praised for his administration's discipline, the speed with which he won consensus for what will likely prove to be one of the biggest tax cuts since the Reagan era, and the largely successful way he faced his first foreign challenge, an unexpected confrontation with China.

Clearly, the so-recently won consensus about relativistic cosmology and its philosophy had dissolved into confusion and controversy over Milne and his methods.

"There have been many, many plans, blueprints, and road maps produced over the years," but previous efforts never won consensus on both sides of the divide, says Patrick Daly, an archaeologist at the Asia Research Institute in Singapore who has been visiting faculty at An-Najah Nablusal Uninersithein Nablus in the West Bank.

That puts McQueen's film in league with "Argo," "The Artist" and "The King's Speech," movies that won consensus support from the AMPAS and Best Picture.

A leader that's negative is not going to be successful in a government that's got to win consensus".

To younger writers, today's discussions of usage often may seem to be less about winning consensus than about winning, or scoring, points.

Tusk, who is chairing the summit, has failed to win consensus among EU leaders for treaty change in two key areas.

For whatever reason, they didn't win consensus (in one sense goals agreed by all the countries of the world will represent the lowest common denominator).

But Corbyn is likely to appeal to the PLP if, as expected, he fails to win consensus behind his position at a meeting of the shadow cabinet.