All citizens are entitled to treatment in the public system and the majority make modest co-payments for overnight hospital stays or outpatient appointments.
For a certain type of music fan, an artist who can sing torch songs while also expertly manipulating a synthesiser pitch-bend lever is off-the-charts sexy, and by the time Gonzalez is looping her own whispered harmonies on In the Dark, the majority of the modest crowd are smitten.
The majority (14/21) require relatively modest changes in pedagogy and no changes in content.
"Why would you expect to see sand on a mountaintop?" asks the designer, explaining why the majority of bunkers are modest affairs with thick fescue collars a novel American echo of classic British pot bunkers.
Rather less studied are the young European graduates who have arrived on a large scale since the 1990s, and especially during the 2000s: some, yes, to become Eurostars à la Favell but the majority to get more modest employment as what Conradson and Latham (2005a) and others (e.g. Parutis, 2014) have labelled 'middling transnationals'.
The majority of physicians had modest knowledge of factors that would increase risk of resistance however, less than 20% had correct knowledge of local resistance patterns for common bacteria.
Of the 260,000 who don't obtain any bac, the majority are from poor or modest backgrounds.
While the Medicaid, K-to-12 education and corrections programs enjoyed modest increases, the majority of other agencies were forced to cut by 12percentt, said Mary Lassiter, the state's budget director.
Differences in response were only noted for the question on severity of drought, particularly for the drought considered modest by the majority of the participants (that is >75%%).
As charities hit the headlines over the rich donors' tax relief furore, how can the majority of people with more modest means effectively and efficiently give to charity?
