unanimity

A few minutes later, with a certain unanimity, both left the House.

There is no hope of unanimity in this area either.

We have done all this with a great deal of unanimity.

So there is no unanimity of view on this issue.

There is far less unanimity as to what to do about it.

There seemed to be pretty much unanimity that California was the way to go.

For the unanimity all members of a group or organization must be present.

But there was unanimity that we have to move on it.

And there is no unanimity on the labor front, either.

"I would like to have unanimity" among the states, he said.

Unanimity is agreement by all people in a given situation.

In my 50 years of survey experience, I have never before seen 100 percent unanimity on any issue.

But for more than 400 writers, unanimity is too much to ask.

There seems to be unanimity now in the Council on this issue.

"There's not unanimity on the board about how to deal with those cases," he said.

But he said there was no unanimity of opinion on what should be done.

Even in the committee stage there was general unanimity, which I should like to record today.

The French do not take well to unanimity of opinion.

The language may not seem remarkable, but the unanimity is.

Let me say again, unanimity is to remain the general rule.

I have never before seen more harmony or unanimity in the House.

The first point that I would like to mention is unanimity.

Of course, we have unanimity, and there lies a major problem.

But nor should economic interest in the short term break this unanimity.

I myself think that we should move away from the principle of unanimity.