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'India would like to be part of a consensus, ' he said.

There seems to be a lack of consensus in the Kremlin about how to counter simmering instability in its outlying regions.

There were hundreds of students involved, but among the leaders, there tends to be a consensus on certain points, Iran experts said.

At the beginning, both sides did not reach cooperative consensus, develop severally later.

Sadly, the increasingly contentious state of global economic relations is unlikely to produce such a consensus anytime soon.

He said the broader group of the 20 nations were able to reach a consensus on some key issues facing the world's economy.

The consensus was that CIT's failure alone was not likely to bring down any other firm.

Evidence that China just may be set for a year of more sluggish growth than consensus estimates came to light at the start of the month.

"In principle there was a political consensus during the campaign to charge a windfall profits tax on miners, " he said.

The consensus seems to be that the paper itself is real rather than some sort of hoax, but the result may well turn out to be wrong.

'You've got to get consensus while you are establishing yourself rather than pushing through change on day one, ' he said.

Based on her words, and other words of passengers on the bus, there was a clear consensus of a black trying to bully Chinese people.

The consensus, deserved or not, has become that Vista was one of Microsoft's worst operating systems.

Worse for the worriers, Mr Fukuda, a consensus-style politician, assumes office at a time of apparent backlash against "Koizumi reforms" .

Equivalence has been a core question in translation studies, yet researchers have not reached a consensus on the definition of it.

Build public service government to had begun to become everybody's consensus, but do not agree in certain understanding respect.

Everyone acknowledged the "railway problem, " but there was no consensus on an acceptable solution.

All this cries out for a multilateral approach, in which institutions such as the IMF and the G20 forge consensus among the big economies.

Following a series of consensus-building meetings, we are now ready to move forward with an International Clinical Trial Registry.

It is interesting to note, that while there was no consensus on the issue itself, there was a consensus on resolving the issue.

"We remain committed to trying to reach a consensus on this issue through the FCC process, " the company said.

However, whether Beijing, under its present consensus-seeking leadership, is ready to move to centre stage in this way must be doubted.

"Overall my consensus is to wait another year to see how the housing market settles and see how capital gains plays out, " says DeRose.

The stethoscope also makes it easy to reach a diagnosis through a consensus of several doctors.

My instincts were to release the records and fight the prosecutor, but if the consensus was to do the reverse, I could live with it.

He said the purpose of the visit by the lawmakers' delegation is to implement the consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries.

And that is what the Copenhagen Consensus is really trying to do -- to try to put prices on these issues.

He believes that the consensus view on Wall Street is still that the U. S. will drag the rest of the world into a global recession.

"We hope that this consensus . . . is conducive to boosting market confidence, " she said.

There doesn't seem to be a huge internet consensus on who should play Egwene, so that makes my job a bit easier.

But the evidence is not conclusive, and there is no consensus on how much of the vitamin would be needed for disease prevention.

Despite these differences, an overall consensus emerged, suggesting that out of all this disruption comes unprecedented opportunity.

However, there has been a lack of consensus as to what exactly is a motor program and its role in movement organization and execution.

The consensus among the working mothers was that Patty had too much time on her hands.

However, in line with the results using the Consensus forecasts, the trade channel does not seem to be important for emerging markets.

And there seemed to be something of a consensus on the agenda.

At such a moment, there is temptation to elevate comfort and consensus over progress and clear direction, but this would be a mistake.

The consensus seems to be that Cameron is going touchy-feely because in reality he's wielding an ax.

In recent weeks, a consensus seemed to be emerging on left and right that some sort of cap on this distorting giveaway was necessary.

Not so long ago, the consensus was that $1, 150 an ounce or so might be a top for gold.

'Unnecessary resignations will not help our community forge consensus on constitutional development, ' he said.

The fabric of globalization, which had been stitched together around the so-called Washington Consensus, began to fray.

Sequencing usually involves performing multiple runs to produce a more accurate consensus sequence.

But the domestic consensus seems to be that the current IMF is not the IMF that a Chinese would like to head.

The Delegation wanted once again to thank him for the considerable work that he had put in to seek some kind of a consensus.

Leaders of the two countries have reached consensus on adhering to the general direction of joint development and accelerating consultation.

Since the movie's debut at Cannes, the critical consensus seems to be that it is fun, but no classic.

Mr. Goleman warns that this consensus-building approach can be disastrous in times of crisis, when urgent events demand quick decisions.

I've known many couples over the years who work together, and the consensus seems to be that it's a mixed blessing.

The fires are still burning, but a consensus seems to be emerging somewhere in the middle.

It's amazing how much this consensus was criticized afterwards.

The western-led liberal consensus that taught that liberalisation was a one-way process is no longer as strong as it was.

At the moment, there is no consensus on this question within the experimental philosophy community.

Our heritage must be congealed into a distinct Singapore identity with such core values as meritocracy, tolerance and consensus-developing.

To be well-educated and propriety-mined has always been a consensus among the Chinese people.

With both the bank levy and the proposed dismemberment of the banks, Mr Cameron would rather be part of an international consensus.

Except AS otherwise provided, where a decision cannot be arrived at by consensus, the matter at issue shall be decided by voting.

But there was no consensus in the autumn of 1940 and agreement took Keynes four difficult years of negotiation.

Economists don't agree on much, but there seems to be a wide consensus that the United States is in an innovation slump.

The unease has been so intense that even the long-standing cross-party consensus on nuclear power seems to be crumbling.

The general consensus is that both Bridgestone and Michelin had strong, durable rubber, and that there was nothing to choose between them.

Indeed, Japan seems to have reached a new consensus about the need to remain close to the United States, even while strengthening itself.

That consensus is fraying. Just as it has on the wisdom of more fiscal stimulus, opinion is starting to polarise on monetary policy.

Though experts still quibble about the exact nature of how the ship broke up, a consensus does seem to be forming around how Titanic sank.

The allies are trying to come up with a consensus on dealing with Mr. Gorbachev.

She said the U. N. body was in danger of losing its reputation as the protector of human rights for the sake of achieving consensus.

An emerging scientific consensus seems to be, he says, that "large forces released in a relatively big burst" are probably crucial.

President Ma: Well, at the moment, the only consensus I feel on the part of the mainland is to normalize economic relations with Taiwan.

The draft had aimed at the adoption by consensus of a text which, however, had not been examined owing to a stalemate.

This shows both that the regulations are a real force to be reckoned with, and that progress through international consensus is feasible.

His chief preoccupation seems to be to avoid shaking the conservative French consensus, and even that unambitious objective has been missed.

Consensus is elusive. "We've been talking about this for years, " he said.

One of Mr Trichet's strengths was his mastery at mustering consensus, where possible, on the bank's governing council.

But it surfaces in other ways too, like not taking responsibility for moving work forward or punting in favor of trying to reach consensus.

The Delegation of Uruguay pointed out that there had not been consensus on the text of the basic proposal at the last SCCR session.

Instead, the consensus among the policymakers who mattered, in the U. S. and overseas, was that the panic had to be stopped at any cost.

Rather, he said, the meeting promoted consensus on how to formulate a way forward.

Put a cap to how much the gift can be. Make sure you get the consensus of everyone.

We like most species are recovering our records and remembering our true place in this consensus reality known as earth.

But he says this is one of the only concerns the bank had, and reiterates the consensus view that long-term growth should be sound.

"The pie has not been cooked. The consensus has to be reached between political leaders, not between technocrats or bureaucrats, " she said.

Thus the leadership style tends to be bottom up and full of consensus-building, rather than top down.

It was a first step to consider those 40 proposals in an attempt to reach consensus and submit definite proposals to the General Assembly.

This consensus is consistent with another consensus, that the nadir for share prices in March was "the" bottom.

President Obama called it a historic consensus, but acknowledged it was only a first step with major work still ahead.

The consensus seems to be that neither Goldman nor the SEC came away with a total and complete win.

There's still no consensus on how much time online constitutes too much or whether addiction is possible.

Although international consensus is desirable, the inherent complexity of the issues will no doubt make it difficult to achieve.

A year ago consensus held that China faced feeble growth and social revolt by an army of millions of laid-off workers.

An early policy consensus emerged on the question of intermediary liability equities in the United States and the European Union.

Outside the Muslim countries, however, there is a general consensus that it would be bad if China were to rival the U. S. militarily.

Prior to the crisis the general consensus was that rich countries could safely have public debts worth 60% of GDP.

One opinion that found consensus among the panelists was that music critics disrespect operas that are too accessible.

In contrast, there seems to be a consensus that the poorest countries, mainly in Africa and Asia, shouldn't have to make emissions cuts.

And yet, in the two years since she ran for office, a consensus has finally started to take hold around an answer. Yes.

There seems to be a consensus that the plan should be rejected.

Workers' representatives walked out in anger, saying no consensus could be reached due to the insincerity of the employers.

But the consensus was that human rights has to be on the agenda even if it is awkward.

But up to now, this type of novel does not arouse adequate concern of researchers and its status does not get consensus.

There seems to be a general consensus among researchers that corrective feedback has a role to play in second language learning.

This list deals with odd diseases that have no known cause - or at least no consensus on cause.

The leader said there was an across-the-board consensus on rooting out extremism and militancy.

It noted that it did not understand the character of the said documents which claimed to reflect the consensus.

With a consensus on the way forward and a tolerant and understanding attitude, this should not be a problem.

Sweden is trying to build a consensus on its proposals within the EU council of ministers.

When researchers asked respondents to rank the appearance of people, they found a high degree of consensus.

Indeed, the consensus among regulators and analysts after the LTCM debacle was that such off-balance sheet activities should be regulated.

There will also be a global referendum to find out whether there is consensus over the creation of such a court.

China is ready to work with Russia to implement the consensus reached at the session.

Today's consensus, insofar as there is one, seems to be that raising minimum wages has minor negative effects at worst.

S. , " he said. " A consensus prevails amongst economists that the biggest productivity gains come from invention.

The voters' consensus was that the capital penalty should not be abolished.

She also said the negotiation made her feel that it is easier to reach consensus through frank discussions.

But the statement did not disclose whether the parties reach a consensus on this issue.

Of course, sometimes the consensus of the Japanese workplace is just a veneer and decisions are still made from on high.

But a potentially devastating lack of consensus among the main political groups and their leaders still prevails.

The consensus statement that comes out of the discussions at the conference can affect practice, and can serve as a tool for this community.

For the upcoming quarter, the consensus calls for a 29% increase in earnings from a year ago.

'Think back. Who would've been the consensus candidate in the U. S? Not Barack Obama, ' he said.

Before Mr Obama became president, the consensus was that the ascendant Democrats would merely drag their feet on trade matters.

Adding 54% to the consensus forecast at the beginning of the year would produce a price of $115. 50.

"Relative to where we were in 1998 during the Asian crisis, there is a much stronger degree of consensus, " he said.

However, the Delegation said that it had shown flexibility in joining the consensus at the Diplomatic Conference.

"Fair enough, " he said, and momentarily there was a pleasant consensus. "Do you not think you're mad? "

Until recently, there seemed to be a consensus that this was 30 or 40 years off.

"At the moment the talks are at a standstill. . . we are not even close to reaching a consensus, " the official was quoted saying.

We have written of how Earth has recently entered a state of "unity" in which all species have united in a new consensus reality to ascend.

Now, the exact figures here, we should take with a big grain of salt, but there seems to be a consensus that the risk is substantial.

Among the strategies, he says, is to tap into a social norm to create consensus. This can move people to model their behavior on others.

And yet in Washington the legislative process has not produced anything like that kind of consensus.

We also ran regressions with WEO forecast changes using the same set of countries that we used for the Consensus Forecasts sample.

The reverse problem applied during the 1980s: oil prices collapsed, but the expert consensus was that the price would recover soon.

The Meeting had not achieved a consensus, for which the Delegation expressed its regret.

The Delegation of Japan also thanked the Chair for his excellent efforts to try to reach consensus for that Meeting.

Over the last two years, several theories have emerged to explain the crash, but there is still no clear consensus.

The agreement of a global package to deal with toxic debt and a consensus of dealing with the tax havens is good news for most people.

I could find little consensus at London Fashion Week on the impact the downturn might have on consumer behaviour.

Germany's natural consensus-seeking will temper anything such a coalition dreams up, but the change in attitude could be profound.

We are ready to join hands with Japan to implement the consensus obtained by the two leaders.

The meeting revealed a broad consensus that the best short-term strategy was to tackle and eliminate the animal disease.

Finally, out of the price of consensus can be higher than the menu may also be lower than the menu.

After economists looked hard at the numbers, however, the consensus was that the effect of trade on inequality was probably modest.

I am therefore very pleased that the general consensus seems to point in this direction.

there were clear consensus that it has to be a teamwork, team preparation of the patients, and teamwork of intervention.

The objective of these documents is to further promote consensus on the various treaty proposals submitted by the Member States.

He made only one match differing from the consensus, assigning 'far' to square and 'near' to circle.

And how can it build a consensus for change in a country that seems so resistant to being nudged out of its comfort zone?

These rights are held to be self-evident, and the result of a wide consensus.

She added that there was a growing political consensus between Republicans and Democrats on this.

Well, the EU is not a state. You always need to come up with a consensus and at a time of crisis this is hard.

It undermines a recent truism of Chinese analysis, sometimes referred to as the Beijing consensus.

A bearish stance toward Treasuries and a bullish one toward the rest of the bond market represents the consensus view.

The president-elect has stated his desire to forge a bipartisan consensus on all major initiatives undertaken during his administration.

There are many design principles, but there doesn't seem to be a general consensus on definitive ones.

China's national economic strategy is disrupting that consensus, and a look at the ascent of solar-energy magnate Zhu Gongshan explains why.

Consultation is the core concept of Deliberative Democracy, consensus is the main mode of democratic governance behavior.

One hears often of a "Beijing consensus" but rarely, if ever, of any Indian model of governance.

The executive directors, who meet around a U-shaped table about three days a week, are meant to reach their decisions by consensus.

But a straw poll of dozens of protesters arrived at a consensus that the Brotherhood was not the organizer.

To keep implementing at least programs of common consensus for the economic and social transformation to end all forms of feudalism .

The treatment, whether official policy or not, led to a widespread consensus that tattoos were illegal.

And yet most VCs are driven by consensus, not just within their firms, but within the VC community.

On the Iranian nuclear issue, he said, Turkey and Egypt support the peaceful solution, the two countries have a consensus on this issue.

It added that it would be a good idea to look at which proposals were most likely to achieve consensus.

This definition reflected the basic consensus achieved by the international community on the concept of development.

It seems to work at SAP because of its unusual culture: a seemingly contradictory mix of internal consensus and competition.

Its take-off is all the more admirable because it has been achieved through reform and democratic consensus-building.

The absence of consensus over which country will oversee the coming world is just as it should be.

Although the financial crisis has given the dollar a lift owing to its haven status, the consensus is that this rebound will be short-lived.

Under such a situation, to host the celebrations will help people review history, gather consensus, strengthen solidarity and build peace.

She said it would take time and stressed the importance of reaching consensus as Spain explored this new form of cooperation.

For all that ASEAN operates according to its famed consensus, Indonesia has been its stealth leader.

Our meeting were taking place in a curious atmosphere of assumed consensus.

The draft agreed outcome tabled by the President had provided a good basis for discussion, and consensus could have been reached.

The origin of the text of the above-mentioned opinion, in contemporary academic circles there is no way on which a broad consensus.

In recent years, ushering in real estate investment trust has become a consensus in many ways and been a hot spot to probe.

Desker speaks of a "Beijing consensus" already challenging a "Washington Consensus" without predicting the long-term outcome.

Humans are astonishingly attuned to interpreting one another's social energy, and you'll likely end up with a pretty clear consensus.

Consensus did not emerge from a compromise between individual preferences.

Travel between consensus realities did not require spacecraft or spacesuits.

If you're guided by desire to have consensus, you'll always be a little bit slow.

Its prime condition was that talks be based on a Palestinian "consensus" , a euphemism for including them in the diplomatic fray.

RESULTS: Multiple canonical correlation analysis is able to map several time series to a consensus time scale.

But there was no consensus as to what shape reforms should take.

The criteria have been revised to act more proactively and with a broad industry consensus.

He had not bothered to build political consensus, failing even to inform his resources minister.

Humans historically know very little about consensus realities and life as it originated within the Great Central Sun.

Then comes catastrophe and bankruptcy, and a fresh consensus emerges from the debris of the last great party.

The consensus was that humans could make and control fire when they first migrated north to colder Europe, about a million years ago.

International scholars on the definition of the concept launched a long discussion, so far failed to reach a consensus.

In the past two months informed consensus seems to have shifted from the former view to the latter.

There is now a global consensus that Mr Wolfowitz will have to leave the World Bank.

There is no consensus among Asian intellectuals and scholars on whether there is such a thing as "Asian values" .

The Delegation of Tunisia thanked the Chair for his efforts in managing that committee's work in trying to reach a consensus.

Instead going long, by reducing numbers but committing to the long-haul in Iraq, may have the best chance of getting a consensus.

They were disappointed and sad, because some members had decided not to join the consensus and refused to work on the basis of the paper.

Through the in-depth analysis of these differences, we found them in a consensus on some basic issues.

Consensus opinion seems to boil down to "not so fast, let's put this development in context. "

Today, the consensus seems to be that he was innocent.

However, we believe along with consensus that the Bank will not hike interest rates.

In pursuit of this goal, we have witnessed the emergence of a global partnership built on a consensus that the world is interdependent.

Le Maire says he would also like to see G-20 members reach a consensus to oppose export bans in response to crises.

He fully exchanged views with Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazef on bilateral relations yesterday and reached with him broad consensus.

This is good for society overall, but it's that sort of unquestioning consensus that inhibits your natural creative abilities.

Scientific judgments put the "safe" level between 400 and 550 ppm with the consensus shifting towards the lower end of that range.

Some might contend that there is already a strong consensus among American political leaders and the public for a long-term U.

In the past we have been able to give advice to governments as a society without having to seek consensus of all the members.

This will be the first part of a public process aimed at building awareness and a consensus on harbour sewage treatment.

The consensus finally reached, after hours and hours and years and years of tense negotiations, represents a triumph for public health.

Those working closely with Rogge say he is always determined in meetings despite his reputation as a consensus politician.

Don't exhaust yourself trying to achieve consensus on details.

Today, those four policy pillars, once known as the Washington Consensus, are abandoned in the city that gave that consensus its name.

The proposal was dropped for lack of a consensus among the leadership, according to a person familiar with the discussions.

Their only consensus was that the real death toll was exponentially higher than those numbers provided by Bashir.

If the community is led of a consensus of the adults, the majority of whom are Service-to-Other, assistance can be given.

voters'consensus was that the measure should be adopted.

The proceedings is not a consensus document, and thus does not contain findings or recommendations by the planning committee.

However, Confucianism does not exclude government by consensus and consequently some form of democracy.

The conference is probably an attempt, some would say belatedly, to try to build some consensus around the way forward for the transition.

The voters consensus was that the measure should be adopted.

There was, at least, a consensus on what should not be done.

What should be the process industry consensus around the personnel responsible for the design and implementation?

And regardless of what the hype or consensus may tell you, that means returns are unlikely to come anywhere near what they were in the past.

By now, "human capital is the essential factor contributes to the economic growth" has been a consensus.

This consensus approach will guarantee a year of service that has clear, known goals and the means to achieve them.

Most of the consensus favorites among tech stocks turned out to be investing disasters.

Even selfish groups will see that some approach must be taken, and after argument, consensus will prevail.

BBC correspondent in Washington says their reputation is likely to be damaged if they failed to reach a consensus.

But a consensus against hitting children is clearly gathering momentum in the developed, law-governed parts of the world.

The consensus still remains broadly bullish, with analysts arguing that the market could turn in the next couple of months.

"I have talked to al-Badri, and he's calling everybody and making a consensus on whether we need a meeting, " he said.

Mr Obama's pledge was all the more forceful because his foreign-policy rhetoric has put store by rules and international consensus.

Above all, it was a way of thinking and making that sought to strip privilege from any one ethos and to deny the consensus of taste.

This enables the company to obtain a consensus evaluation of each candidate.

After two years of turmoil, forecasters' consensus view is for minor improvement in housing in 2010.

Consensus might be developed through discussion and polls, but more often it develops through established practice.

Moreover, the emerging consensus within the industry is that this so-called a la carte pricing model is here to stay.

The general consensus that Bin Laden is hiding along the highland border is in part based on logic and personal history.

Ms. Hedegaard told a plenary meeting of the conference this morning there was still was no consensus on many key issues in the discussions.

All reform programs should be discussed democratically by the entire membership with a view to reaching a general consensus.

THEY call it a "consensus democracy" or "democracy by negotiation" , and it is tailor-made for their particular needs.

That domestic consensus, like so much in Britain, began to wear thin after the second world war.

After the meetings in Davos, a consensus was emerging among regulators that it would be sensible to adopt a "twin-track" approach.

Africans, the consensus of aid advocates and protectionists appears to be saying, should be shielded rather than exposed to market forces.

The overwhelming consensus was that virtually all the teacher-subjects would refuse to obey the experimenter.

Palaeontologists have get consensus on the specie's transition from the land to the sky.

He said diplomatic action by consensus is the best approach.

They began to devise a method to remove themselves from humanity and Earth and find another consensus reality to dance upon.

The consensus had been that habilis was a transitional form between Australopithecus and Homo erectus.

Sweden's general election on Sept. 19 was an upheaval for a country known for its cozy, consensus politics.