Presumably, we are long since past the days when blue laws were inflicted on all, based on a religious majority's idea of what was or was not permissible on "the Sabbath" (conveniently ignoring the fact that other faiths or denominations disputed which day of the week actually was "the Sabbath").
Remember thatbattle the government had with the National Trustwhere it seemed to find itself very uncomfortably on the wrong side of the silent majority whose idea of Sunday afternoon fun is a stately home, afternoon tea and trip to the gift shop?
Grant me patience to understand the inevitability of a non-white majority, And ideas to make it whiter; Grant me fortitude to mourn the codgers who have died, And ideas to make them stop dying; Bless my denial, and guide me on whether I'm supposed to call them "Hispanics" or "Latinos," for Lord, I'm really at a loss on that one.
But while the forum in Baltimore -- unscripted and broadcast live on television -- might have been new and different, a vast majority of ideas put forward by both parties in the health care debate are not.
The majority of ideas the ten teams presented (thankfully mostly in English) at the final day (Sunday) centered on either the iPhone or the iPad – which currently isn't even available in Korea.
Anand has said of Carlsen: "The majority of ideas occur to him absolutely naturally.
The majority of ideas clash like bumper cars, eventually evolving into a more rhythmic, cohesive recipe.
Regardless of how Americans identify themselves ideologically, the majority embrace ideas that some might call socialist.
For novel therapies, the majority of ideas and initial experiments are performed by academics and clinicians but, in many cases, these individuals lack experience of how to take such ideas to clinical trials and the route to drug approval.
In January 2004 even the future of almos came into question when tenants in Camden voted by an overwhelming majority against the idea.
