reach a consensus造句

First, reach a consensus on and promote healthy development of multilateral trade systems.

In the Wikipedia community, everyone can edit, discuss, and modify any one of the terms, and ultimately reach a consensus.

Canada said today that it will urge the G8 meeting to reach a consensus that it is necessary to hold a Middle East peace conference.

It may be difficult to reach a consensus about the way forward, but these NSF projects should be helpful in providing a number of options.

This put the visa question front and center, where it became the first important issue on which my foreign policy advisors couldn’t reach a consensus.

Usually, they manage to help contributors reach a consensus on controversial topics, though when that fails, they occasionally block offenders from making future changes.

If the chief and the Council cannot reach unanimous decision on an important issue, a village meeting is called and the issue put before the people, who will debate it until they reach a consensus.

And when the real data trickle in from something as big as an 18-meter aperture space telescope, astrobiologists will be befuddled interpreting it. They may never reach a consensus.

Several judges held their own opinions and could not reach a consensus. Finally, they had to go to the chamber to discuss the matter behind closed doors and wait for the final decision.