Sentence examples for majority belief from inspiring English sources

GCSEs generally take precedence in the UK and deeply rooted in the education system is a majority belief that vocational education is inferior to academic learning (Hyland and Winch [2007]).

That is the case whether the majority belief system is Islam, Christianity, Hinduism or state-sponsored atheism.

Today, as Gloria says, it's a majority belief that we as people should be equal, something that wasn't true even in the 1960s and 70s.

Today, as Steinem says, it's a majority belief that we as people should be equal, something that wasn't true even in the 1960s and 70s.

Parents and teachers will always scold the act, while everyone else around me feels the need to speak from, what they think to be is, the majority belief.

Despite the majority belief that torture supplies important information, a small but consistent majority from 2005 to 2008 said that we can fight terrorism without using torture.

Equating accommodation with anarchy, Justice Antonin Scalia's majority opinion declared that religious beliefs had never been held to excuse compliance with a valid law.

In their dissent, he said grave doubt had been cast on the majority's belief that independent expenditures cannot corrupt.

Many black voters believe the DA, which has a liberal tradition, would bring back apartheid if it won a majority, a belief the ANC does little to discourage.

Countless judicial decisions and legislative enactments have relied on the ancient proposition that a governing majority's belief that certain sexual behavior is "immoral and unacceptable" constitutes a rational basis for regulation.

He said grave doubt had been cast on the majority's belief, expressed in Citizens United, that independent expenditures do not give rise to corruption or even give the appearance of corruption.