Sentence examples for particular majority from inspiring English sources

It must be replaced by universalistic principles of human rights and the rule of law, which do not, it is argued, imply the imposition of a particular majority culture on minorities.

On the other hand in resource poor countries and for Tanzania in particular, majority of the patients report for health care only after experiencing symptoms that lead to a certain degree of incapacitation which varies from mild to severe pain, swellings, trismus or fever.

TB: No, I think it is actually better to have communities feeling that they can have faith schools which obviously then abide by the national curriculum, than having sometimes people on more of an ad hoc basis with particular majorities in particular schools.

In particular, the majority relies on the lack of time for the secretary to review and approve equipment needed to separate undervotes.

If it means raising indirect taxes, then Germany's increasingly independent-minded states (the Länder) are against it, in particular the majority that are ruled by Social Democrats.

In particular, a majority of the justices indicated through their comments that they did not accept the student's role as that of a private speaker whose words carried no constitutional implications.

Perhaps as a result of job losses and foreclosures that have affected young adults, in particular, a majority of multigenerational households that include a family member 65 or older are headed by that older adult.

In terms of iOS downloads in particular, the majority of apps (54%) are estimated with a margin of error below 3%.

In particular, the majority of resistant clinical isolates show mutations in codon 82 of gyrA or in codon 426 of gyrB.

In particular, the majority of H 1 A ( x ), …, H j A ( x ) should be positive, indicating that x is an occluded face of type.

In particular, the majority of past research has been data-driven, and therefore, limited attention has been given to theoretical development in establishing the behavioural mechanism underlying driving behaviour.