Sentence examples for beyond majority from inspiring English sources
(Philpott, 1995) Plebiscitary Theories typically add another necessary condition, beyond majority preference (in the region in question) for secession: Both the seceding unit and the remainder state must be able adequately to perform the basic functions that justify or legitimize states in the first place.
Not least for Guardian columnist Charlie Brooker, who asserted last week that video games display an intelligence and imagination well beyond the majority of contemporary cinema.
At that time, and right up until 1956 and even beyond, the majority of this country's left-wing intelligentsia was engaged full-time in closing its eyes to the reality of life in the Soviet Union.
Under a 1975 law, one requirement of transferring a juvenile case to Superior Court is a finding that "the safety of the community requires that the child continue under restraint for a period extending beyond his majority".
One Fine Stay also offers service levels above and beyond the majority of players in the market, managing everything from the booking (which you can do instantly online or by phone through the 24/7 reservations team) to supplying linens and meeting guests on arrival.
His ascendancy at SoftBank may mean the company will make more investments in the U.S. beyond its majority stake in Sprint, which it bought in 2013 but has yet to see pay off.
We believe that this evidence constitutes a step beyond the majority of studies done in vivo to date and permit us to propose mutagenesis as a major antiviral trait associated to favipiravir treatment.
We may not like it, but President Vladimir V. Putin was elected by a 64 percent majority, beyond the margin of manipulation.
In other states the limits established may be exceeded by popular vote, often with a requirement beyond a mere majority.
Beyond simply being majority white in terms of population, the US is a white-centric society: 80% of Congress is currently white, over 95% of Fortune 500 companies are headed by white CEOs.
What we know of the education that we enjoyed, albeit at a cost beyond what the majority of those in power experienced, will have been wiped out by the decisions of Lord Browne, David Willetts and others.
