unanimously

On June 9, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works approved his candidacy for another term unanimously.

Senator Blocks NRC Commissioner Ostendorff's Bid for 2nd Term Stephen Power 2011

** As a commenter notes, "unanimously" is slightly misleading.

Is That Legal?: terrorism Archives 2006

The National Soccer Coaches Association of America has again unanimously selected Akron and Stanford as the No. 1 teams in the country:

NCAA men's and women's soccer rankings Steve Goff 2010

As I mentioned, the Republicans were, you know, unanimously against this when it became law, and they remain unanimously against it.

Understanding The Latest Health Care Changes 2010

Judge Shwartz was called "unanimously well qualified" in the American Bar Association's review of her nomination.

NYT > Home Page By KATE ZERNIKE 2012

Judge Shwartz was called "unanimously well qualified" in the American Bar Association's review of her nomination.

NYT > Home Page By KATE ZERNIKE 2012

If all would have given in unanimously into his measures, there would have been universal concord; and, could men have agreed in this, there would have been no dangerous discord nor disagreement in other things; but, disagreeing here, the breach was wide as the sea.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation) 1721

The top-ranked Tide (14-0) won the AP title unanimously and was set to receive that trophy Friday morning.

Sand Mountain Reporter: News 2010

The top-ranked Tide (14-0) won the AP title unanimously and was set to receive that trophy Friday morning.

Sand Mountain Reporter: News 2010

The top-ranked Tide (14-0) won the AP title unanimously and was set to receive that trophy Friday morning.

Sand Mountain Reporter: News 2010