Sentences with phrase «unanimous view»

The report powerfully supports the, perhaps surprisingly, unanimous view of all the trial judges in this study that juries can cope even in long and complex cases.

This was a nearly unanimous view.

Secondly however, there is an almost unanimous view that Asia is facing an increasingly acute lack of the skills that these businesses are looking for and that that shortage will directly lead to economic growth falling short of its true potential.

If you accept the warming impact of ENSO, a nearly unanimous view, why be skeptical of the impact of PDO?

That this «progressive tone» reflected the unanimous views of all the synod fathers was taken for granted by the Mail's writer, John Hall, who went on to say that «Catholic bishops meeting to discuss «family issues» at a two - week summit have said unmarried couples living together can be «positive», and gay relationships and divorces must be welcomed.

In April this year the House of Commons Business and Enterprise Committee published its unanimous view on the proposed privatisation of the Royal Mail, as drawn up in the government's Postal Services Bill.

I was there at the famous press conference, in Transport House, when Labour's general secretary, Jim Mortimer, stunned the journalists present by declaring: «The unanimous view of the campaign committee is that Michael Foot is the leader of the Labour Party and speaks for the party.»

After Mr Watson's statement, committee chair John Whittingdale commented: «I think it fair to say that was not the unanimous view of the committee.»

«This was an unanimous view that we really ought to move as swiftly as we reasonably can.»

Welcoming the report, Scotland's deputy first minister, John Swinney, said: «I expect the UK government to take the unanimous views of the devolution committee very seriously and amend the Scotland bill before it is introduced.

I was awestruck by the unanimous view among all the world's leaders who were present that they have to take significant steps now to address climate change and by the fact that there was no climate denial expressed by anyone.

They explained why it was the unanimous view of the IPCC report's lead authors that no method of assigning probabilities to a 100 - year climate forecast was sufficiently widely accepted and documented to pass the review process.

is not only a consensus view, but a unanimous view among around 700 randomly selected peer - reviewed studies that address the issue.

I agree with the unanimous view of that court that «the charge to the jury was wrong» but unlike the majority I would not apply the curative proviso under s. 686 (1)(b)(iii) of the Criminal Code, R.S.C. 1985, c. C - 46.

Accordingly, the Inquiry Committee expresses the unanimous view that a recommendation by Council for Justice Camp's removal is warranted.»

One unanimous view was that clients don't care how lawyers work — they want the right level of service, at the right cost, to produce the desired outcome.

The court found the injuries to be non-accidental, a finding supported by the unanimous views of the medical experts.

However, the Court of Appeal made it clear that it was their unanimous view that the bar constituted a potential violation of their human rights under Article 14 (prohibition of discrimination) and Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life) of the European Convention.