unanimously confirm

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To confirm something with the agreement of everyone involved.

confirmADVERB + confirm

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unanimously

Examples (10)

  • Clement was unanimously confirmed to serve on the District Court.
  • The Senate is expected to unanimously confirm the new ambassador.
  • The board of directors met and unanimously confirmed the appointment of the new CEO.
  • After a lengthy discussion, the committee unanimously confirmed the proposed changes to the bylaws.
  • The jury's findings were unanimously confirmed by the review panel.
  • The selection panel will unanimously confirm the candidate who meets all the criteria.
  • All members voted to unanimously confirm the resolution without any debate.
  • The council has unanimously confirmed its support for the new infrastructure project.
  • It was a rare moment of unity when they unanimously confirmed her as the new chairperson.
  • The member states must unanimously confirm the treaty for it to pass.