Sentence examples for a lay majority from inspiring English sources

PCC-max would be independently led, with a lay majority on its board.

Each of its decision-making committees should also have a lay majority.

A new offence of poor professional performance has been introduced and the Medical Council now has a lay majority.

There may be lay majorities on most of the committees and panels – but the press element of the membership is all appointed by the industry itself.

Their "depression" is a lay notion that, for the majority of the study participants, is a normal response to adversity that does not require psychotherapeutic or psychopharmacologic treatment.

This was a rare moment of truth coming from a candidate who literally lies a majority of the time.

With a solid base in the west, Mr Harper quickly concluded that his best hope of turning his current parliamentary minority into a majority lay in winning more seats in Quebec.

Private polling had persuaded the Tory campaign director Lynton Crosby that Cameron's most likely route to a majority lay in gobbling up Lib Dem-held seats in the south-west.

Because most chickens lay the majority of eggs early in life, and can live about 10 years, the quest for a place where chickens can live out their sunset years has brought a boom to at least two farm animal sanctuaries and led Pete Porath, a self-described chicken slinger, to expand the portion of his business that finds new homes for unwanted birds.

Preliminary experiments and the RIL and IL analyses indicated that N2 and CB4856 lay the majority of their eggs at very early stages of development.

If the Republicans win all six "tossup" races, their best path to a majority lies in winning Massachusetts and either Wisconsin, Connecticut or Ohio.