Sentence examples for both the majority from inspiring English sources

While the Court divided on the appropriate disposition, both the majority and the dissent agreed that the Court of Criminal Appeals should have assessed Moore's claim of intellectual disability under contemporary standards rather than applying the outdated evidentiary factors laid out in Ex parte Briseno, 135 S. W. 3d 1, 8 (Tex. Crim. App. 2004).

Third, both the majority and even Justice Scalia seem to be moving significantly closer to Justice Thomas' oft-repeated plaint, that the historical view of the confrontation right should limit the right's application solely to statements bearing "sufficient indicia of solemnity" to "qualify as testimonial".

Fraser said he had read both the majority report and the minority report.

In particular, inequality within both the majority and minority groups increased over the period.

Nevertheless, I believe both the majority and the dissent gloss over the serious legal issues presented by this case.

He later served as counsel to both the majority and minority leaders of the New York Senate.

Developing citizenship along these lines requires attention to the needs of both the majority and the minority.

Both the majority and dissenting en banc opinions reflect a most conscientious effort to apply the principles we announced in Aguilar v. Texas, 378 U.S. 108, 84 S.Ct.

The accretion of whites in Mr. Figgis's film reflects both the majority of the public-television viewership as well as the largest audience for the blues these days.

The likelihood that Governor Bush would appeal was obviously anticipated by both the majority and the dissenting justices on the Florida court.

Vivian Berger, a Columbia University law professor who was cited in both the majority opinion and dissent, said yesterday that she believed the majority was correct.