Examples of Unanimous Consensus in a sentence
If joints begin to open, the blocks shall be knocked together using a hide mallet.
Explaining those instances where a legal opinion, even one backed by Unanimous Consensus (ijmâ‘), may only be acted upon by the state or under state supervision, al-Qarâfî notes that leaving the implementation of certain rules to the public will only bring harm the latter.
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Unanimous Consensus: all seated representatives in a moiety agree to accept/reject a house proposal.
While "Unanimous Consensus" is often more difficult to obtain than a decision by a majority vote, we believe that the "Unanimous Consensus in light of Scripture and in light of the Confessions" principle enhances the Mission purpose and efforts of our Synodical federation, fellowship and association of centrist Evangelical Lutheran congregations and pastors.
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By the early decades of the 3rd/9th century, a fledgling interpretive methodology (usûl al-fiqh) had emerged, with the Qur’ân, Sunna (normative practice and supplemental commentary of the Prophet Muhammad) and the Unanimous Consensus (ijmâ‘) of the jurists as primary sources and analogy (qiyâs) as the main method of extending the law to unprecedented cases.
We view "Unanimous Consensus in light of Scripture and in light of the Lutheran Confessions" to be of special importance in arriving at Doctrinal understandings held by this ELCM.
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A first step is to know the dimension of the cohomology groups, i.e. the Betti numbers, or the more refined Hodge numbers.