Therefore, a consensus with Turkey will be reached , the expert believes.

That consensus must include the US.

But only a strong regional consensus on Afghanistan s future can avert the prospect of a renewed struggle for mastery there. If such a consensus can be forged, however, it will provide a foundation for further collaboration in building a pan Asian order based on consent, not military might.

If such a consensus can be forged, however, it will provide a foundation for further collaboration in building a pan Asian order based on consent, not military might.

The limit has been reached.

Is There a New Washington Consensus?

Even if peace is won, however, there will still remain many open wounds.

A compromise was reached.

A compromise was reached.

That consensus will remain credible as long as political reform continues and economic growth accelerates.

A Global Consensus Against Terrorism

Instead, all Iraqis were allowed to participate in the process, and, though consensus was not ultimately reached, that, too, was a part of the democratization process.

Taken together, they offer reason for confidence that it may be possible to recreate international consensus, so long missing in Syria, about how to deal with the hardest mass atrocity cases.

For a short moment, there was reason to hope that peace was at hand.

This is why a compromise is needed and will in all probability be reached at Camp David.

This consensus changes with time.

If that growth is not achieved in an environmentally sustainable way, its effects on poverty and human well being will be disastrous.

Within two generations human literacy will be nearly universal.

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A proper balance must be struck.

Advanced countries by themselves simply cannot ensure that safe global CO2 levels are reached.

A second area of consensus has emerged from frequent debates on the potential conflict between nominal and real economic convergence between the EU accession countries and the current member states.

If globalization is to survive, it will need a new intellectual consensus to underpin it.

Of course, some important progress has been made.

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The progress achieved since 15 years ago is considerable.

Moreover, whoever wins the election almost surely will reflect that broad national consensus.

5. Decides that the overall theme of the High Level Dialogue will be The Monterrey Consensus status of implementation and tasks ahead

To work, the Arabs must accord to Israel key benefits of peace before peace has been formally achieved.

Daunting as the effort would be, its advocates assumed a sustainable political consensus to support it.

Successive iterations rotate the vector in one or the other direction by size decreasing steps, until the desired angle has been achieved.

That consensus rested on a nexus of the military, the monarchy, and the bureaucracy.

That consensus would have to be based on mutual recognition and accommodation.

But it is also imperative to establish a wide national consensus on the rules of the game.

That consensus remains important, but it is insufficient for success.

NEW YORK When the US investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, triggering the worst global financial crisis since the Great Depression, a broad consensus about what caused the crisis seemed to emerge.

As a chorus of researchers has pointed out, the provisions, pushed by the pharmaceutical companies, were so unbalanced that they were bad for scientific progress.

Here, there has been some progress but not enough.

Consensus is the negation of leadership and frequently a recipe for political paralysis.

A new consensus is imperative if Thailand is to regain its footing.

Kesepakatan yang dicapai atas kebesaran ini ibaratnya sama dengan memperoleh fakta ilmiah yang diakui.

Instead, a democracy of consensus is a better suited to the African context

The result was a compromise between these two groups.

You do not have to wait for the heads of countries to reach a compromise.

Nonetheless, whenever a crisis loomed in the last century, the broad consensus among economists was that it did not.