The phrase "at a majority" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to a situation involving a majority, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The decision was made at a majority of the votes cast."
Alternatives: "by a majority" or "with a majority.".
Their goal: to arrive at a majority opinion that would become the basis of an editorial.
NSR would likely delay and add cost to thermal efficiency projects at a majority of coal units, including projects undertaken to comply with forthcoming CO2 regulation.
Hawn said that ECMC is committed to improving the schools' affordability and will cut tuition prices by 20percentt at a majority of the campuses it is purchasing.
Economists at a majority of primary dealers expect the Fed to announce it will cut its bond purchases, according to a recent Reuters poll.
"Look at a majority government like that, which would represent the opinions of as many voters as possible, and look at a majority government formed by a single party that wins 35% of the vote, and tell me which is more legitimate".
However, the diversity of the obtained candidate set is limited because the links are always put at certain link positions and are never put at a majority of the other link positions in all the candidate topologies generated.
The policy has been called "classist" and "discriminatory," especially since it targets parents at a majority-minority high school where many students come from low-income households.
A subsidiary of Amgen will buy at least a majority of Microment's outstanding shares at $11 apiece.
After incubation at 20°C, a majority of cells (80%) showed strong accumulation of PTK7 at the TGN.
At least a majority of them must have been present.
Every decision would require at least a majority vote.
