Sentences with phrase «insisting on consensus»

The company has since also confirmed that it will support coins on both chains — even though it did sign the Bitcoin Unlimited - inspired hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks.

It did, however, sign the Bitcoin Unlimited - inspired hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks.

It did, however, sign the Bitcoin Unlimited — inspired hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks.

Bitstamp did sign a hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks earlier this year, though that statement referred to a potential Bitcoin Unlimited hard fork — not SegWit2x.

Coinfloor did sign the hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks, which originally referred to the potential Bitcoin Unlimited hard fork.

The company has since also confirmed that it will support coins on both chains — even though it did sign the Bitcoin Unlimited — inspired hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks.

insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks, which originally referred to the potential Bitcoin Unlimited hard fork.

QuadrigaCX did sign the hard fork statement insisting on consensus and strong replay protection for hard forks, originally referring to the potential Bitcoin Unlimited hard fork.

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Importantly, the representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) have insisted on a very strict interpretation of the consensus rule by which all conciliar decisions are to be made.

But those who vaunt consensus from the pages of the Times insist they are pluralists, even on the issues respecting which they assign themselves to the center.

Still, DeFrancisco insisted he was backing the «consensus» reached by the GOP conference to keep Skelos as leader, but hedged on whether anything would change in the coming days.

Mr Sarkozy insisted there had been «consensus» but admitted some had tended to focus on certain areas more than others.

Dr. Jon Christensen, his opponent, an adjunct assistant professor in the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, emphasized the «consensus» and the «existential threat» of climate change, extolled the expansion of renewable energy sources like wind and solar in California, and insisted that politicians in the Golden State are focused on not burdening poor people with their «green» policies.

Documenta 14 managed to break apart the large - scale exhibition and insisted on a radically differentiated viewing experience which defied consensus.

The emphasis on the existence of consensus by the defenders of science is entirely a result of the assault by denialists who insist (falsely!)

Maybe it's because of the huge success on the Amazon Best - Seller lists of popular books debunking climate hysteria that true believers insist that «there is no peer - reviewed science challenging the consensus on climate change».

Gavin Schmidt can parse his words and insist on his «interpretation» as much as he wishes but his meaning is absolutely clear — despite his «uncertainty» post made after «climategate» had outed him: that global warming is happening, that this is caused, in the main, by human made GHGs, that, if mankind does not halt these GHGs, catastrophe will follow and that this is «settled science» and the «consensus».

Although multiple studies demonstrate that the overwhelming majority of climate scientists conclude that this exceptional recent warming is caused by humans, obstinate deniers will continue to insist, against all evidence, that the consensus on climate change is crumbling.

In all my hubs on global warming, I have addressed the issues of the data, the ice loss, the consensus claim, and the numerous OTHER experts who most assuredly do NOT form the «consensus» that popular belief insists on.

We need to start this process by insisting on having a CREA President who isn't reluctant to speak up and out regularly, about what members are saying and what seems to be clear from a consensus perspective.