Independents' views have flipped from a majority pro-energy stance in March to a majority pro-environment one today.
While Obama has changed his stance, a majority of Americans disapprove of his handling of the situation.
They also lack the information to take a stance over majority decisions that are eventually imposed upon them.
Some German sailors and reservists wanted to join with the mutineers, but the majority adopted a neutral stance, refusing to accept rifles from the Indians.
While fisherman and supporters of the annual hunts are quick to play the "cultural tradition" card to defend their stance, the majority of Japanese do not consume dolphin meat, nor are they even aware that these hidden killings in small coastal towns such as Taiji occur in the first place, due to a widespread media block out of the hunts, as revealed in the film.
Demagogues like Putin and Erdoğan create tyrannies of the majority, so that the dissenting stance that's the normal position of an independent press is easily isolated, tainted with foreign associations, and blamed for social ills.
A large majority thinks that a tougher stance would better serve the ultimate goal of a peace agreement, the respondents said, because the Palestinians would keep expecting more and more "concessions" from a conciliatory Israeli leader.
Kevin McCarthy, a mainstream moderate and the newly elected House majority leader – replacing Eric Cantor, whose stance on immigration was cited by many as a factor in his shock primary defeat by a Tea Party backed challenger last week – repeated the mantra that the border must be secured before Congress considers immigration reform.
I'll repeat my stance: the vast majority of people haven't stopped buying DVDs because you can rent them — they've stopped buying them because most are simply not worth owning.
But the column implies that Democrats would make a mistake if they criticize the increasingly pro-corporate stance of the majority of the current Court.
