Sentence examples for actions of the majority from inspiring English sources

And Goldstein found that none of the actions of the majority amounted to the required "pervasive and persistent abuse of power" or "persistent unfairness" required under the law to dissolve the company.

G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) form the largest group of the receptors responsible for the actions of the majority of neurotransmitters and play a critical role in virtually all neuronal functions (Gainetdinov et al., 2004; Wettschureck and Offermanns, 2005).

"We did not take any action on the majority of these requests, with limited exceptions in Germany and Turkey, the latter of which accounted for 88% of all requests of this nature.

In other words, if a person could have signed the notice, that person is bound by the action of the majority who did; the termination of the grant will be effective as to that person, and a proportionate share of the reverted rights automatically vests in that person.

The mechanism of action of the majority of PcG proteins remains unknown.

It is important to note that exact radioprotective mechanisms of action of the majority of these agents under development are complex, involve multiple damage/repair pathways, and are not well understood, but are actively being investigated.

On 24 March and 19 April, Washington bombarded Okinawa; she then departed for Puget Sound to receive a refit, having been in action for the majority of the time since her refit in March April 1944.

And they undermine the actions of the vast majority of taxpayers, who pay more in tax as a consequence of others enjoying a free ride".

Kaine, a social and cultural liberal, who in almost all public polls has now taken a modest lead, has benefitted from the actions of the Republican majority in the both houses of the General Assembly.

Strategists for both parties now say that Mr. Oliverio will be a stronger candidate than Mr. Mollohan, a 14-term incumbent who got caught up in some ethical issues and was going to have to defend a string of his own votes as well as the actions of the Democratic majority in the House.

The opening sentence of the article and the headline were based on a misinterpretation of a passage in her speech in which she first referred to the Democrats' agenda in the Senate and then went on to criticize the actions of the Republican majority in Congress.