Sentence examples for majority below from inspiring English sources

The majority below held that the doctrine of equivalents continues to exist and that its touchstone is whether substantial differences exist between the accused process and the patented process.

And of the billions of dollars spent annually on lobbying in Washington, 72 percent comes from organizations representing business interests, and no more than 2 percent from organizations representing the vast majority below the very top.

Such being the case, I see no way to avoid the conclusion of the majority below: 'If hearsay evidence is to be relied upon in the preparation of an affidavit for a search warrant, the officer or attorney preparing such an affidavit should keep in mind that hearsay statements are only as credible as their source and only as strong as their corroboration.

Missing items per dimension ranged from 0 to 5.3 percent, with a majority below three percent.

Because mutations such as m.3243A > G exhibit a relatively normal pattern of distribution around the maternal mean, it would be unlikely, given the relatively small sample size and the mean maternal mutant load value in majority below 40% (in blood) in our series (Table 1) to find embryos with greater than 80% heteroplasmy, even in the absence of selection.

If Boehner refuses, as he has said he will, to pass the bill without a majority of Republicans, below are the politicians reformers will try to win over, including some skeptical Democrats and those likely entrenched on either side.

Although most of the LGAs achieved higher coverage of antenatal visits in 2013 than in 2012, the majority was below the national average and some were below the estimated state-level coverage.

However, if he is to survive as Tory leader then he surely must cut Labour's majority to below 100 seats.

In Malaysia's recent elections, opposition parties managed their strongest showing since the country gained its independence from Britain in 1957, cutting the ruling coalition's parliamentary majority to below two-thirds.

But at the last election, the Conservatives received only 50.1 per cent of the vote on a 53 per cent turnout (relatively low for a general election), and the Conservative majority dipped below 9,000.

Chester Williams may look black to the outsider, but he is mixed-race: in old South Africa he was labelled coloured, which, in apartheid terms, meant having status above the black majority although below the privileged white.