Sentence examples for a majority of arguments from inspiring English sources

A majority of arguments can be won by simply controlling the audience, remember this.

A majority of the high court dismissed arguments by the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (Naaja) and the Human Rights Law Centre HRLCC) that the laws, which allow police to detain a person for up to four hours – or longer if intoxicated – on suspicion of minor summary offences, were punitive and penal, and unconstitutional.

According to the Washington Post's account of oral arguments, "a majority of the court seemed impatient with an increasingly complicated federal scheme intended to curb the role of corporations, unions and special interest groups in elections".

By voting not to unseal them, a majority of the senators accepted that argument.

A majority of the court rejected the argument that the mandate regulates commerce, but it did find a way to uphold the law as a tax.

As expected, it was a lively affair, but in her otherwise abstruse remarks, Ms Gallagher noted a simple fact to support her argument: "a majority of Americans consistently reject gay marriage".

And this conclusion of the fairy is noteworthy, because the vast majority of arguments against lying are made because lies are, so this line goes, unfair or harmful to the people who believe the liar.

All in all, the majority of arguments suggest that trade union members can take more days of paid vacation than non-members.

The majority of arguments in this theme were about the smell and stench from smoking.

Arguments that a majority of the French - and a bigger majority among the French young - would appear to agree with.

Common Cause is "hoping to use the argument that a majority of the provinces recognize them and not us".