Sentence examples for acknowledge the majority from inspiring English sources
Electoral custom did not yet acknowledge the majority principle.
Justice Scalia acknowledged the majority's "understandable sense of frustration".
"The film acknowledged the majority scientific and journalistic consensus in support of man-made global warming, but legitimately sought to present the viewpoint of the small minority of scientists who do not believe global warming is caused by anthropogenic production of carbon dioxide".
Richard Jensen may have been wrong in arguing the angle he chose, but you are equally wrong in using terms like "Irish American history" and anything else that speaks to the effect of the "Irish experience" in this country's past, because you and most others refuse to acknowledge the clear majority of Irish Americans.
Demcorats would have to acknowledge the Republican majority and so the new Speaker would have to be one.
"The message that was put out this morning [by the Trump administration] failed to acknowledge the fact that the majority of people that come to our border are coming to seek asylum," Fischer told HuffPost.
Politicians in Germany have been quick to acknowledge that the majority of Britons in Germany contribute to the economy and are not a burden on the state.
"I should acknowledge that the majority of corporates do pay the right amount of tax in Australia and are open and transparent in their dealings with us.
ANTONY SHER is the first to acknowledge that the majority of "Macbeth" productions don't work, almost as if the supernatural component to Shakespeare's play were casting a hex on it in performance.
4.50pm: The claim by Guardian columnist Jonathan Steele that the western media has failed to acknowledge that the majority of Syrians want Assad to stay in power has made it onto the website of the Syrian state news agency, Sana.
We acknowledge that the majority of providers in LMICs are non-physician clinicians, which are not represented well in this survey which may also lead to a lack of generalizability.
