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Meanings of political consensus in English

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Usage of political consensus in English
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He said the economic crisis heightened the need for political consensus.
Reuters
2
Without a credible political consensus, EU aid guarantees for next year are unlikely.
Reuters
3
Let's make sure we can try and create a political consensus.
The Guardian
4
Those moves already demonstrated the difficulty achieving political consensus, even among Mursi's opponents.
Reuters
5
The report noted the need to build on the political consensus.
Radio NZ
6
There is political consensus to go ahead -the IMF will be happy.
Reuters
7
Nevertheless, the Commission was adamant nothing could be achieved without a long-term political consensus.
Radio NZ
8
Where we've seen systemic change, long-term political consensus on educational goals has been critical.
The Guardian
9
A political consensus and a pragmatic and effective policy response.
News.com.au
10
The political consensus needed for such a major step does not currently exist, Ghani said.
Reuters
11
Would a fully liberalised global labour market undermine the political consensus supporting the welfare state?
The Guardian
12
After years of political consensus, countries are questioning if international trade has worked for them.
BBC
13
The real challenge will be to build a political consensus on the need for change.
The Guardian
14
A few decades ago, a bipartisan political consensus would have developed to challenge these rorts.
The Guardian
15
Above all, economists believe, Egypt needs a political consensus on reforms to stabilise its finances.
Reuters
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Osborne said "all options" should be examined, but political consensus must be reached.
Reuters
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Political consensus across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare