Exemplos de uso de Strong consensus em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It has managed to create a common vision and a strong consensus.
There is a strong consensus that we should strengthen the partnership.
You could include hash marks beside repeated words to signal a strong consensus about it.
We have a strong consensus within the Union and this means we have a common approach.
I am sure, however,that we will be able to achieve a strong consensus with regard to this issue.
The same lack of a strong consensus is also evident in choice of plateau pressure limits.
The important thing about this debate is that by and large there is a strong consensus towards that.
There is a strong consensus that this is indispensable for the future of the European economy.
A long process of analysis and consultation has, we believe,succeeded in building a strong consensus on what needs to be done and how.
Τhere is a strong consensus about the fate of the Εmperor, but it doesn't mean shit to me.
I think it is possible that this Parliament, during this term,will achieve a very strong consensus around a very ambitious set of proposals.
The strong consensus obtained in the LIBE Committee was crucial and should be reiterated here and now.
Rarely in this House has there been such strong consensus on how important the report we are dealing with is.
There is strong consensus that the creators and major contributors of pages and files should be warned of a speedy deletion nomination;
Public consultation on the Action Plan as a whole,which ended in mid-September 2003, showed a strong consensus behind the main measures.
So there is a common vision and a strong consensus about what needs to be done- supported at the highest level.
Some research using this instrument in the national and international contexts,suggest that scores above 80 indicate a strong consensus among professionals on the safety environment.
As for our external policies,there is a strong consensus that Europe needs to be a more effective and vigorous actor on the world stage.
I would also like to tell your rapporteur that the Commission can accept 24 of the 29 amendments tabled by Parliament,which shows strong consensus between Parliament and the Commission.
Some issues may have strong consensus about their importance, even if there are great differences in opinion regarding the cause or solution.
One observation: for one year, Parliament has given its agreement, and I join my fellow Member in asking you, Mrs Győri,to take note of the very strong consensus within Parliament on this matter.
There is strong consensus that the creators and major contributors of pages and files should be warned of a speedy deletion nomination;
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, I welcome, on behalf of the Commission, Mr Lehne's report, adopted by the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs(ECON) andadopted as a sign of strong consensus across the political groups.
This situation is changing, andthere is now a strong consensus on priority indicators and the best way of collecting representative information.
A strong consensus also emerged from the UNGASS meeting on the need for effective global monitoring of the drug phenomenon, especially given the continued growth of problems in developing and transitional countries.
We have credibility second to none, grounded in a strong consensus between this Parliament, Member States and the Commission on what we have to do.
There was a strong consensus that any change in the wording should reflect the current pathological practice and should not affect the gradation of historical samples.
BAR_ General context Europe is characterised by a great diversity of education and training institutions and systems.This mirrors a widespread and strong consensus that education and training should reflect and respond to learning needs at local, regional and national level.
I am glad to see that there is a strong consensus between Parliament and the Commission that accession negotiations should start, as expressed in Mr Thaler's constructive and forward-looking report.
There is no doubt that the advantage in having called an assembly with such a vast number of participants is also having a positive effect at the national level of each of our Member States,generating a strong consensus between the oppositions and parties in power, as all have taken part in drawing up the constitutional project, having supported it in general terms.