Sentence examples for should be a majority from inspiring English sources

A former leader of Quebec's Liberals, Claude Ryan, has suggested the minimum should be a majority of registered voters in practice, to judge from the 1995 referendum, maybe 53-55% of those who actually vote.

While the first code of best practice, the 1992 Cadbury Report, recommended that there should be a sufficient number of non-executives on the board, the 2003 Higgs Report was much more prescriptive, recommending that there should be a majority of non-executives on the board (excluding the chairman).

"New independent directors, not associated with the industry and not C.E.O.'s of listed companies, should be a majority," said David S. Ruder, a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and a professor at the Northwestern University School of Law.

Unhappiness should be a minority, not majority, of what you feel when you're with a friend.

Perhaps aware that that U.S. public knowledge about the Holocaust is weaker than it should be, a strong majority of Americans support education in this area.

53% of those questioned agreed that access to the internet should be a fundamental right, with much bigger majorities agreeing in Brazil, Greece and India.

Though, sadly, it will not lead to a re-run of the election should there be a majority NOTA vote".

K should be an odd number for the majority voting strategy.

In conclusion, an 'ionized' dialysate [Ca] of 1.25 mmol/L should be an appropriate choice for the majority of the patients.

However, should test scores be a majority of the evaluation?

While 18% of the physicians responded with "a respirator should be attached," a majority comprising 54% of the physicians answered "attachment of an artificial respirator should be withheld," and 28% responded with "judgment is not possible based only on the information above".