Chief Justice Warren Burger, writing the decision for a plurality of the Court, gave a lengthy and fascinating overview of the history of trials, starting in the days before the Norman Conquest.
But his war leadership in Iraq has made him deeply unpopular with a large segment of the public, even though opinion polls still show that a plurality of Britons back his decision to go to war to remove Mr. Hussein.
American voters were asked "If a Muslim American were to attain an important position of influence in the government, would you feel confident that person would be able to do the job, or would you feel that their religion would influence their decision-making?" A plurality of voters (46%) said they felt that Muslims would be unduly influenced by their religion.
In the first of Latino Decisions' tracking polls six weeks ago, a plurality of Latino voters said they were more enthusiastic about the election in 2008 than they are today.
A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll released Wednesday found that a plurality of Americans, 48percentt, disapproved of Mr. Obama's decision to act unilaterally; 38percentt approved.
This approach presents a new problem-solving framework and acknowledges that a plurality of perspectives should be structured into the informed decision making processes during uncertain high risk environments (see WSS Fellows on RIA 2014).
If the rationality of a planning process comes from interaction and mutual adjustment, why not to organize this, enlarging the opportunity to expose planning decisions to the formal participation of a plurality of actors?
IFER should, in addition to being transparent about its decisions (both for proposals approved and not approved) and the rationales for those decisions through annual reports and online disclosures, seek a plurality of views.
Moreover, it is increasingly recognised that decisions are made not at the central level but by a plurality of actors at the local level [ 31].
In 1992, in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, a plurality opinion written jointly by Sandra Day O'Connor, Anthony Kennedy, and David Souter upheld the "central principle" of the 1973 decision in Roe.
