Examples of using Consensus in English and their translations into French
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The present expert consensus is that acute necrotizing gingivitis is a precursor of noma.
adopted by consensus the International Convention on Maritime Liens
Local consensus and compromise, which are the foundations of urban planning policies,
We hope that that report will also help to promote general consensus on the issue of Security Council reform and enlargement.
For example, there was consensus that participatory approaches
Furthermore, the 2012 Copenhagen Consensus found that nutrition-specific interventions deliver some of the best returns on investment of all development interventions.
On that basis, consensus must be created in the framework of our Conference.
This would require consensus on common guidelines
There was consensus that the impact of climate change on migration and development, for all its uncertainty, was a cross-cutting and multi-sectoral issue.
The Commonwealth Science Academies Consensus Statement on Climate Change,
It would be right to adopt the proposed"Monterrey Consensus" as an outcome of the present Conference.
The"Shanghai Consensus" underlined the importance of the role of the State as well of free markets in economic
Our theme,"The Monterrey Consensus: status of implementation
The general medical consensus is that spasmodic dysphonia is a central nervous system disorder
A highly participatory programme can create consensus at national level on the most appropriate strategies to follow for implementation at local government and community levels.
The report of the SecretaryGeneral entitled"The Monterrey Consensus: status of implementation and tasks ahead"(A/59/822) proposed concrete actions in that regard.
ECA Survey of African Policymakers on the Monterrey Consensus, March and April 2007.
the Commission shall adopt by consensus its budget and the budget of the Scientific Committee.
The Consensus Conference on Cholesterol and the resulting consumer interest accelerated these initiatives.
Among development practitioners, there is growing consensus that the knowledge available to answer these questions is largely inadequate.