Sentence examples for majority declared that from inspiring English sources

Time and again, the Court's conservative majority declared that measures that the President regarded as vital in order to address the extraordinary perils of the Great Depression were unconstitutional.

However, a majority declared that antiadhesive barriers are too expensive and insufficiently refunded by health insurance systems (71.6 and 75.8 %, respectively).

Associate Justice Samuel F. Miller, for the majority, declared that the Fourteenth Amendment had "one pervading purpose": protection of the newly emancipated blacks.

The majority declared that the Florida Supreme Court's method of conducting recounts was constitutionally flawed, but it also said that there was no longer any time to repair the constitutional problem.

In a radical break from 70 years of Supreme Court precedent, Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority, declared that the Second Amendment guarantees individuals the right to bear arms for nonmilitary uses, even though the amendment clearly links the right to service in a "militia".

The conclusion, she believes, is inescapable "[e]xcept in this Court," where the majority declares that the state interest in leveling the playing field "cannot justify undue burdens on political speech".

For uncemented prosthesis, the majority of respondents declared that full weight-bearing should not start before the 10th day post-surgery.

The majority of the people surveyed declared that circumcision was no longer performed in their village.

The Bolshevik majority, supported by the left wing of the Socialist revolutionaries, declared that supreme power was now vested in the Soviets.

The resolution declared that Boehner "endeavored to consolidate power and centralize decision-making, bypassing the majority of the 435 Members of Congress and the people they represent".

But the majority declared firmly that there was no need to wait.