...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgement of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority, but not necessarily unanimity." Technical societies, trade associations, consumer groups, and the like, make up the Member Bodies of...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity. ARTICLE 4. MEMRERSHIP C4.1 There shall be four classes of members — member bodies, company members,...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity. ARTICLE 4. MEMBERSHIP C4.1 There shall be four classes of members — member bodies, company members,...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity. Member Body Council Approved by the Board of Directors April 14, 1967 MB1. Organization MB 1.1 Organization...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity. Member Body Council Approved by the Board of Directors April 14. 1967 MB1. Organization MB 1.1 Organization...

...reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity. Second, the development and approval of national standards, groups or committees undertaking the work...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity." The "consensus" principle assures all parties of interest an absolute right to representation and an...

...agreement is readied by concerned interests according to the judgments of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority, but not necessarily unanimity", was not helpful in trying to determine whether a specific vote, such as 28 to 9, did or did not constitute...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessarily unanimity." The consensus method is the child of necessity in a situation where the only enforcement nuthority...

...agreement is reached by concerned interests according to the judgment of a duly appointed authority. Consensus implies much more than the concept of a simple majority but not necessari ly unanimity. Such standards are known as national consensus standards." In brief the consensus...