Sentence examples for half the minority from inspiring English sources

Roche has said that if fewer than half the minority shares were tendered, it would not buy any of the tendered shares.

The new offer, some analysts said, is likely to bring in more than half the minority shares, which would raise Roche's ownership to at least 78percentt.

We've got almost 100,000 schools, and 2,300 of those schools are labeled failing when half the minority kids get out of high school on time.

This policy would allot half the seats in parliament to the Sinhalese majority and half to the minority communities: the Muslims, the Tamils and the Indian Tamils.

Justice isn't everything, she says, reassuring us anyway that half of the minority of cases that get to court result in a conviction for something or other.

With eight years in the Senate, half in the minority, and a reputation for getting along with Republicans, Mrs. Clinton is well equipped to be an emissary to Congress, several administration officials said.

Cadbury said that Tempora Investments Ltd., which holds nearly half of the minority stake in the South African company, had agreed to the deal, which follows Cadbury's sale of its South African soft drink business last year to Coca-Cola.

This presents the unlikely scenarios that either major employers in the field are unable to attract four out of nine under-represented minority graduates from top schools or almost half of the minority graduates of top schools do not qualify for the positions for which they were educated".

This presents the unlikely scenarios that either major employers in the field are unable to attract four out of nine underrepresented minority graduates from top schools or almost half of the minority graduates of top schools do not qualify for the positions for which they were educated".

Farah described how this was a frequent position and for approximately half of the minority ethnic stroke survivors she works with this education would have to precede focus on the self-management programme, a view generally supported by other participants.

Just over half the ethnic minority MSM lived in London compared with less than twenty percent of the white MSM.