Sentence examples for majority contends from inspiring English sources

The majority contends that the class-action waiver is the only part we should consider.

Without explanation, the majority contends that a "merely private suit for damages" does not serve this function.

2 The majority contends that its holding "does not venture beyondthe scope of the questions on which we granted review," pointing to the second question presented.

Second, the majority contends that, because the President's "visibility" makes him particularly vulnerable to suits for civil damages, ante at 753, a rule of absolute immunity is required.

However, the majority contends that separation of powers concerns are heightened when the president's powers are exercised in the "domestic sphere" and that Congress, not the executive, controls utilization of war powers when invoked as an instrument of domestic policy.

If Parliament fails to elect a successor for Mr. Lahoud 10 days before his terms ends, the majority contends it can elect a president 65 votes of the 128 total.

Speaker Sheldon Silver and other Democrats in the Assembly majority contend that the fare increase amounts to a tax and accused Mr. Pataki of ignoring the need for fare increases during the election.

But it's not that simple, the majority contended.

The majority also contends that the term "try" does not present a judicially manageable standard.

Chief Justice John Roberts, in his majority opinion, contended that "Our country has changed".

It's hard to see how the court's conservative majority could contend that these expenditures pose no threat to American democracy.