Sentences with phrase «broad consensus»

I'll end on an up note, nonetheless, related to the abundant evidence for broad consensus on smart energy steps.

It's worth noting that amendments are intentionally very difficult to pass, requiring very broad consensus.

One challenge to reaching broad consensus on an expansive approach to teaching and learning is that stakeholders do not always agree on the various terms and definitions that operate within a whole child framework.

Some big businesses like insurance companies understand that, but a much broader consensus on action is needed among the powerful corporate players of the world.

International experience shows that close cooperation with the business community can provide broad consensus and a commitment to common goals.

But the thing is, there is a pretty broad consensus that people who want to do things like this are very bad guys.

«There's fairly broad consensus among people who have studied this issue that unless you do that, this is all just smoke and mirrors,» Ambachtsheer says.

DS: There's broad consensus in the scientific community that climate change is real, that it's human - caused.

Cancer is a complex disease and there are many factors that can contribute to its development, however there is broad consensus within the scientific community that no single food causes cancer.

«There's broad consensus across educators, business leaders, and the political spectrum that Mayoral Control works.»

The Australian Professional Standards for Teachers reflect and build on national and international evidence that a teacher's effectiveness has a powerful impact on students, with broad consensus that teacher quality is the single most important in - school factor influencing student achievement.

Einstein is by broad consensus the greatest scientist of the modern era.

Broad consensus exists between the unions collectively and Momentum on policy following the success of Labour's 2017 election manifesto, overseen by the underestimated Andrew Fisher.

Despite broad consensus on the importance of this time in a child's life, we continue to debate how to best support parents so they can provide caring and enriching environments for their children

There seems to be a fairly broad consensus that United are still 3 - 4 top class players away from seriously challenging again for the title, but the chances of high - profile acquisitions in January look very slim indeed.

The advent of coalition has both created and reflected a new era of broad consensus where the biggest battles are over tweaks to the benefits system and hand - wringing over cuts which all the parties would, more or less, be obliged to implement.

Its public consultations, held last year, found broad consensus that «many Canadians lack some or all of the skills, knowledge and confidence necessary to be financially literate.»

It works best, however, in situations where differences are encompassed within broad consensus regarding aims, so that balloting is about the best means to achieve those aims.

«Of course different political parties will have different priorities, but if we can get broad consensus that's got to be in the national interest.»

It's also not in the spirit of walled gardens, either, to allow any web content to be injected into ebooks, so I wouldn't expect broad consensus that it's a needed feature.

Broad consensus suggests the return of alt markets must wait until after the hard fork.

Evidence continues to mount regarding Canada's lousy economic trajectory, and there is now a pretty broad consensus among Canadian economists that the economy was likely in recession in the first half of the year. That's not a sure thing, of course: we won't know until September 1 if second quarter GDP grew or shrank.

I sure do, and there's broad consensus in the Congress about the need to do just that.

«I think there's broad consensus within the GOP conference that the current immigration rules for America are broken and need to be reformed.

But from right and left, there's currently a pretty broad consensus that NCLB won't be replaced, just revamped.

This sort of broad policy could only work where there is a very broad consensus among those sought to be governed that it's right to go along with it — and that's exactly what you don't have here — or, alas, where there's a majority that wishes to enforce conformity on the minority and is willing to use social and other pressures to bring that about.

There is a much broader consensus on the need for action than there was when President George H.W. Bush negotiated — and the Senate ratified — the Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1992 and much stronger support for action than when we completed the Kyoto Protocol in 1997.

By the early 1980s, a fairly broad consensus had emerged in the climate change research community that greenhouse gas emissions could, by 2050, result in a rise in global average temperature by 1.5 ° to 4.5 °C (about 2.7 ° to 8.0 °F) and a complex pattern of worldwide climate changes.

Deprivation angered Greek voters, destroying any possibility of building a broad consensus on sensible economic reforms — such as creating a tax system that would force the some of the world's most notorious tax dodgers to contribute to the running of the government.

In fact, the irony is that there is a broad consensus in favor of a carbon tax everywhere but on Capitol Hill, where the «T» word is anathema.»

Sharing the views of a broad consensus of academics and policy - makers that Canada must close its «innovation gap» with other countries, Harper has been sending the business community some consistent messages.

Japanese policymakers fear that while there is broad consensus among the G20 nations on the need for such steps, some nations have looser regulations than others, which leaves loopholes for money laundering, the official said.

Such indicators have reinforced a broad consensus that the central bank's monetary tightening will be gradual this year as export and investment - led growth moderates after rapid expansion in 2017.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the agreement had not been reached easily and it represented the broadest consensus of the international community.

The RNC's proposals reflect a broad consensus among the Republican Establishment that primaries have badly damaged the GOP in general elections, due in large part to outside groups like FreedomWorks funneling money to far - right conservative candidates.

Earth Day began in 1970, at a time when the US was ushering in the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act and there was broad consensus on the need for environmental action.

The inflation wars of the 1970s and 1980s led to a broad consensus on two fronts among academics and policymakers: First, central banks are responsible and accountable for price stability, which was often acknowledged through the formal adoption of an inflation targeting framework.

«There is broad consensus that the further and the faster the Earth system is pushed towards warming, the greater the risk of unanticipated changes and impacts, some of which are potentially large and irreversible,» according to the report.

«What is striking at the moment is the lack of a broader consensus between policy makers about what monetary policy can achieve and what it should do in the current situation,» said Jan Bopp, asset allocation strategist at Bank J Safra Sarasin.

The broad consensus among economists who've looked at NAFTA is that the deal has been undeniably good for all three countries by massively expanding trade and spurring economic integration.

«The broad consensus is to apply a single fiduciary standard to all brokers and advisors alike, but [the regulators] still hesitate to act and bring this one to the table.