Sentence examples for majority has decided from inspiring English sources

One said: "The majority has decided: peace".

Despite this sound record, and the weight of history, a narrow majority has decided today to substitute its own judgment over the exhaustive legislative findings of Congress.

If you wish to ignore what a majority has decided to be true or lawful, your action is likely to be costly to wider society – and why should the majority bear the cost of your dissent?

Despite its fading glory, I still worry that we're on the verge of permanently being remembered as the YOLO Generation -- a generation whose baffling and repellent vocal majority has decided we'd rather stand for youthful arrogance than stand for nothing at all.

At each post-season AGM clubs have specifically been asked about how this controversial regulation should be enforced but this year a majority have decided to relax its terms.

"He's not even hiding it!" It was as if Obama, having become the first Democratic President since F.D.R. to be granted a second term by a popular majority, had decided, what the hell, he might as well risk letting Obama be Obama.

The National Consumers League briefed a successful Boston lawyer, Louis Brandeis, to defend the state's protective legislation.Brandeis realised that his main difficulty was that the Supreme Court, with a conservative majority, had decided only three years earlier that a New York state law forbidding long hours in a bakery was in breach of the constitution.

The vast majority had decided to accept the offer of a genetic test and reported high levels of subjective understanding concerning genetic testing.

Meanwhile, in the slower-moving Senate, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has decided Keystone legislation will be the first significant matter taken up.

"Now the majority party in the Legislature has decided that this train to nowhere is a good idea.

But just as important is leadership: The Sunni Arabs do not have a cleric capable of rallying the majority of his community who has decided, at least for now, to tolerate the American presence here.