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However, the Madrid meeting made clear that there is a consensus among these member states in favor of a Europe that can play a key role in our globalized world, and whose actions are based on the principles – effectiveness, transparency, and democracy – that inspire the European integration process.
Although the meager rate hike was presented as a consensus of the ECB’s Governing Council, it soon became apparent that the decision had been controversial.
The consensus alleged at the December press conference simply did not exist.
With political pressures encroaching on the bank’s policy decisions and a faux consensus, it is not surprising that there is now nostalgia in Frankfurt for earlier times and for Wim Duisenberg, even among his former critics.
Instead, the EU's structure now demands not only a new consensus about Europe's role in the world, but also new means to achieve consensus.
That consensus must include the US.
Here is where Poland can help bridge the Atlantic divide and forge a European consensus.
The consensus in Russia today is that Putin is a man of neither great talents nor great vices.
For once, the faltering Czech presidency of the EU reflected a European consensus when it defined Obama’s astronomic financial stimulus as a “road to hell.”
There is simply no consensus on what the map should look like, and no party or alliance that could impose or uphold it.
Nevertheless, it was the general consensus of the Politburo that we should openly deliver the information upon receiving it.
The problem partly reflects a lack of consensus about the criteria that a judicial candidate must satisfy.
The Indian idea is that a nation may contain different castes, creeds, colors, convictions, cuisines, costumes, and customs, yet still rally around a consensus.
And that consensus is the simple idea that in a democracy you don’t really need to agree – except on the ground rules for how you will disagree.
So the current crisis may thus, accidentally, establish a pro-globalization consensus that spans East and West.
But such a bipartisan consensus requires removing both the left and the right’s ideological blinders, at least temporarily.
Only a serious program of universal nuclear disarmament can provide the reassurance and the credibility needed to build a global consensus that nuclear deterrence is a dead doctrine.
There exists today a basic, even on an occasion a ritualistic, consensus regarding the notion that democracy and human rights are the points of departure for political organization with some form of free market with varying degrees of social responsibility based on private entrepreneurship as the basis for economic activity.
Improving Governance in the Arab WorldWASHINGTON, DC – A recent survey of 100 Arab thought leaders conducted by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace revealed a sweeping consensus about what underlies many of the region’s problems: a lack of good governance.
Erhard even attempted to adjust it to the sociopolitical changes of the 1960s, developing the concept of a “formed society," whereby factionalism would be minimized and the state governed by consensus.
But there is no such consensus about how to address the food-security problem.
Working to rebuild the traditional bipartisan foreign-policy consensus would also make the US a far more predictable partner to friends and allies around the world.
The original concept was that the two bodies would reach a consensus on a candidate.
At this stage, there is no consensus on such basic issues as personal-data ownership, infrastructure security, and new disruptive businesses’ rights and responsibilities.
But China’s GDP growth has already started to fall towards its potential level, which, according to the consensus view, is around 9%.
It is too early to say how long this consensus will last, and what changes it will bring.
Chernobyl Forum was created to address the prevailing confusion concerning the impact of the accident, both among the public and government officials, by declaring a clear verdict on issues where a scientific consensus could be found.
Indeed, a geographically and ideologically diverse consensus has emerged that a new – or at least much improved – model of economic development will be required if truly greater inclusiveness is to be achieved.
Unfortunately, this political consensus has so far remained aspirational, rather than prescriptive.
At the recent Munich Security Conference, debate on the subject among leaders like German Chancellor Angela Merkel, US Vice President Mike Pence, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov demonstrated a lack of consensus even on what the liberal order is.
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