consensus

Converse of object

• reach: In such cases, reaching consensus was not an issue.
• forge: We have been trying very hard to forge a consensus that no nuclear weapons should be allowed on the Korean Peninsula.
• emerge: He informed the Board that there was an emerging regional consensus surrounding the possible growth of East Midlands Airport.
• achieve: The aim of Pelican is to achieve a consensus economic model that will appeal to all stakeholders.
• build: The Abstract Framework's main point is about building consensus across the different spec bodies.
• grow: This is the growing consensus about how to tackle Britain's pension crisis.

Converse of subject

• adopt: The P&O, however, would need to be adopted by consensus.

Adjective modifier

• cross-party: To my mind, the key to success on land tax is a degree of cross-party consensus.
• broad: Such a broad consensus should be a powerful message to government.
• general: The general consensus was to publish the data on the CLIP web site.
• overwhelming: There was an overwhelming consensus among managers that staff shortages and inappropriate midwifery establishments underlay many of the problems that they faced.
• progressive: There is indeed a progressive consensus that Conservatives have helped to shape.
• scholarly: Southern's antipathy to elaboration becomes most damaging, however, when she rides roughshod over recent scholarly consensus.

Modifies a noun

• sequence: A sample input is provided to demonstrate how the site works, and HIV-1 subtype consensus sequences are available to use as input proteins.
• decision-making: The method combined maximum democracy and maximum efficiency, and completely refuted the Trotskyists ' argument that consensus decision-making leads to paralysis.
• conference: Search on " consensus conference " using the web site's search box.

Noun used with modifier

• FX: Fed funds set to top at 5 % - April bfinance rates and FX consensus It was widely expected, and it finally happened.

Preposition: in

• favor: Yet he has not been afraid to depart from the New Labor consensus in favor of the BBC license fee.

Preposition: of

• truthwas: Equally reasonable wondering what enables as the century consensus of truthwas.
• opinion: The consensus of opinion was that the idea was viable, provided a suitable site could be found.