Sentence examples for all majority from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Rehnquist requires all majority opinions to be in internal circulation by June 1.

Mosul, Tikrit, Fallujah and Ramadi - all majority Sunni cities - have remained disenfranchised ever since the US-led invasion ousted Saddam Hussein and his Sunni power base.

It is interesting to notice that farthest-first beats d-Confidence on the majority classes (Tables 10) but, when all majority classes are found and only minority classes are left unexposed, d-Confidence reveals its ability to find rare instances.

Harden and Walker point out that at least five Louisiana towns -- all majority African American -- have been eradicated due to corporate pollution in recent decades.

Whereas nearly all majority institutions long ago developed programming and institutional support systems to ensure that same-gender-loving persons are able to live authentically, only three HBCUs -- Bowie State University, North Carolina Central University and Fayetteville State University -- have created a center or dedicated full-time administrative staff to LGBT affairs.

In all, majority of the studied paediatricians, 93 (76.9 %) were of the opinion that the paediatrician is competent in identifying and handling of basic oral health care in children compared to 23 (28.1 %) that felt differently.

No party won an over-all majority, and no coalition has yet been agreed upon.

Laplace's rule insisted on an over-all majority: at least half the votes plus one.

This would be enough to give Labour about sixty more seats than the Conservatives in the new Parliament, but not quite an over-all majority, experts reckoned.

Beyond the headline figures, which saw the Conservatives achieve an over-all majority in the House of Commons, three big stories came out of the election.

But, in the suburbs and small-town England, the party's progressive message fell flat, allowing the Conservatives to win an over-all majority in the House of Commons.