unanimity造句

It does not require unanimity.

Until recently, there was little unanimity of purpose.

Fortunately tax matters are decided by unanimity in the EU.

To ultimately unfold the underlying reason of their unanimity, he underwent adversity.

I accept collective responsibility, but it does not operate on unanimity.

You do not have to look far to find the reasons for the unanimity of response.

In almost every discussion there is bound to be some disagreement. Don't expect unanimity.

Article 35 Employers and workers may alter the contents as stipulated in the labor contract upon unanimity through consultation.

There is no unanimity of opinion either of spore function in nature or of the factors concerned in spore formation.

Javert, and three of his former companions in infamy, the convicts Brevet, Chenildieu, and Cochepaille,what does he offer in opposition to this overwhelming unanimity?

The drive for unanimity, after the 2005 review meeting ended in a bad-tempered stalemate, meant that Iran had a potentially consensus-blocking veto.

TO MOST people, ballot boxes containing unanimity of votes for just one out of 36 candidates in an election might raise a suspicion of cheating.

Respondents replied with surprising unanimity on how lukewarm they felt about the performance of SaaS: on 16 factors, all received less than 5 on a 7 point scale.

On his telling, Poland was rendered largely ungovernable by the parliament’s requirement for unanimity, and disappeared as a country for more than a century.

Most of the choices will be made by majority vote and not, as in the past, by unanimity, ending the right of veto-though nobody would want to be picked over the objections of a big EU country.

That feeling went mainly unspoken in public, but you could see it in the unanimity of the Senate votes: 98-0 for authorizing the use of force against terrorists, 100-0 for the aviation security bill.