[kənˈsɛnt ˌrɛzəˈluʃən]
Definition: is the acceptance of opposites of each other in certain properties and interactions. 1) in politics and jurisprudence is understood as a method for deciding on the main issues, approving the text of the treaty without a formal voting procedure with the consent of the majority and no objection to the disputed issues. Consent resolution in this case seeks to smooth out contradictions, exclude options for oppositional voting and come to a unanimous decision. 2) a single opinion, expressed in agreement and common will as a result of negotiations and discussions. In order to achieve consent resolution, the contracting parties, through joint efforts, agree on a common opinion that satisfies the interests of each.
Consent resolution in a sentence:
- To reach consent resolution with nature, a reasonable and rational approach is needed when using its resources.
- The functioning of any society, its full development and well-being is largely determined by social consent, therefore the problem of consent resolution becomes more relevant every year.
Synonyms and related words: conflict resolution, bilateral interaction, compromise
