Here is our model.' " Mr. Spano said: "What was clear was they wanted a collaborator, someone who works for consensus, who tries to unite various groups to a common purpose, who will listen to all the groups: the board, the players, the community, the chorus.
Mr. Erdogan, in an address to hundreds of cheering supporters at his party headquarters in Ankara, the capital, acknowledged the need to work for a consensus if constitutional reforms were to be realized, a priority shared by the country's political parties and civil organizations.
THIS IS ACTUALLY A TEEVEE SHOW! "Do you think that you'll be back on this show talking about the two parties working together for consensus?" Both Kaine and Steele say, "I hope so".
Rubin says he worked for a consensus using the discipline of "probabilistic thinking".
In Political Liberalism, (Rawls 1993) he argues in a communitarian vein that his conception of the person as impartial citizen provides the best account of liberal-democratic political culture and that his political aim is only to work out the rules for consensus in political communities where people are willing to try for consensus.
The president-elect should strive to rise above the narrow confines of party ideology and work for a genuine bipartisan consensus on issues like affirmative action, federal aid to education, raising the minimum wage, criminal justice reform and job training in depressed communities.
This work studies consensus strategies for networks of agents with limited memory, computation, and communication capabilities.
"Her point of view, knowledge and interest in community organizing has broadened the scope of our own efforts and made them more effective," Epps says of Sueko's work in consensus organizing for theater, a process that she refers to as "designing the audience".
In feminine countries, the focus is on "working in order to live," managers strive for consensus; people value equality, solidarity, and quality in their working lives.
