And those who indulge in violence and wanton criminality – such as those who attacked Millbank Tower in 2010 – undermine the majority exercising their lawful right to peaceful protest.
The frequent flashes of rancor in the Senate paled in comparison with the relations in the House, where Democrats complained that the Republican majority exercised iron-fisted control and prevented the minority from representing the interests of their constituents.
Then Chief Justice Roberts will, if he is in the majority, exercise one of the prerogatives of his position: he will choose who will write the majority opinion.
It might say, for example, that refugees have a right of return to their homes, but that the forms of compensation, the number of returnees, etc., must be agreeable to Israel, and that, in any case, the majority will exercise that right by returning to a future Palestinian state.
More recently, this fear of Islamic government has forced the United States to forgo elections in Iraq in favor of appointing a Governing Council, lest the Shiite majority exercise its democratic right to self-determination.
The FatiScan gene enrichment test was used to analyse the data The majority of exercise studies investigating the immediate response to exercise have focussed on post-transcriptional or post-translational modifications or have used real time qRT-PCR to investigate a limited number of genes [ 21- 23, 60].
The majority of respondents exercised regularly: on average, 3.5 h (±3.7) per week for females.
Such findings may be attributed to the method of implementation, as the majority of exercise trials with adults and adolescents have typically implemented prescribed (fixed) intensity exercise interventions.
The majority of exercise intervention trials studying cognitive effects focus on either aerobic or resistance training; few have investigated multicomponent exercise programs.
He suspects that a mere handful of biochemical pathways will prove to be responsible for the majority of exercise's benefits.
