A majority of command positions were held by Australians.
At the start of the war, the majority of battalion commands went to older reservists, many of whom had commanded battalions or served in the First AIF.
The vast majority of brigade commands were also held by Australian officers.
Each company had its own lieutenant, but the majority of the captains commanding them were volunteers attached to them at the last minute, drawn from all of the regiments stationed in Boston.
Unfortunately, this reaction's catalyst, as with the majority of those reactions commanding "click" status, is cytotoxic and is unable to be performed in the presence of cells, thereby precluding its usage in the formation of peptide-functionalized materials for cell encapsulation.
This consistency gives us confidence that the pro-ban side very nearly commands a majority of support, but is not quite there.
But because MySpace commands a majority of all the money spent on social networking, it is viewed as a bellwether for the growing industry.
Neither Jean-Claude Juncker, whose centre-right European People's Party came first, nor Martin Schulz, his centre-left counterpart, commands a majority of seats.
The prime minister has a lead over Labour in opinion polls but commands a majority of just 12 in the House of Commons, while she has no Conservative majority in the House of Lords.
As the new chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, where he commands a majority of like-minded Democrats and moderate Republicans, he has an excellent chance of bringing a useful bill to the Senate floor.
Due to the nature of its shareholding structure, he commands the majority of voting power within the company he founded.
