Sentence examples for majority notes from inspiring English sources
As the majority notes, "a desire for speed is not a general excuse for ignoring equal protection guarantees".
In this morning's ruling Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority, notes that "there is disagreement" on the Court about whether Grutter was correctly decided, and indeed Antonin Scalia wrote a separate one-paragraph concurrence saying that the only reason he was joining the majority was because the plaintiff "did not ask us to overrule Grutter's holding" that diversity permits the use of race.
A majority noted his Nobel Peace Prize.
The majority noted that only one of the plaintiffs' four theories of antitrust violations were upheld by the Federal District Court.
The leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, Petar Gosev, speaking for the Slavic Macedonian majority, noted that the plan might not stave off the worse alternative, war.
In endorsing that educational need, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for the court's majority, noted that perhaps in 25 years race-conscious policies would no longer be needed.
The court's opinion, written by Chief Justice Ronald M. George for a 6-to-1 majority, noted that same-sex couples still had a right to civil unions.
At the same time, the majority noted, the F.D.A. until a few years ago had consistently said it lacked the authority to regulate tobacco, and its governing statute does not seem to fit the case of tobacco.
The court majority noted repeatedly that it is hard to set a standard for what a "sound, basic education" is, and wound up putting the bar as low as possible.
In a post-midnight news conference, Mr. Putin seemed to give a nod to the narrowness of his majority, noting that with a potential electorate of 108 million, "even a half-percentage point is a huge credit from the population".
The ruling was the culmination of Mr. Trantino's fourth appeal to the Supreme Court, and Justice Gary Stein, writing for the majority, noted the anger and public pressure that had surrounded the case.
