Examples of using Consensus in English and their translations into Spanish
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integration and negotiation of consensus outcomes.
Non-governmental organizations play important roles in bringing potential stakeholders together to develop consensus approaches in relation to the conduct of space activities.
GC.7/L.1/Add.1 and represent consensus texts.
adopted in intergovernmental processes, and government commitments resulting from such consensus policy instruments.
Such an agenda must be built within a framework based on national consensus that unambiguously identified pro-poor development
There was no clear consensus on the form the solutions should take.
Over the past few days you have relentlessly sought consensus on a substantive report of the Conference to the General Assembly.
Global consensus on social priorities has emerged,
There is, as yet, no consensus on what is best practice in this area.
The Monterrey Consensus emphasis on orderly debt relief was premised on adding fiscal space for development financing.
The Board took note that consensus on approving the draft agreed conclusions had not been reached.
If all endeavours for consensus fail, the different views shall be outlined in detail in a report to the Conference of the Parties.
Under the leadership of a Canadian, Mr. John Barrett, consensus was achieved on the report-- a rare accomplishment in recent years.
UNDP will use the programme approach to help the Government mobilize donor consensus on the national programmes
National agenda based on wider national consensus in relation to political, economic, social transformation
China is ready to sign the protocol as soon as all parties reach consensus on the text of the treaty and its protocol.
There had been consensus on the right of the Prosecutor to seek a ruling from the Court regarding issues of jurisdiction or admissibility.
He noted that there had been no consensus on whether the DR should incorporate use of the term“poverty reduction” or“poverty eradication”.
Promoting and developing political dialogue and consensus on issues of interest to CELAC.
Moreover, financial analysts seem to be in consensus that the more support May gets, the stabler the