Sentence examples for the majority turns from inspiring English sources

By doing so, Justice Kagan said, the majority turns arbitration from a method of resolving disputes into "a foolproof way of killing off valid claims".

But in response to the great recession of 2008, the majority turned away from it.

Millions of Iranians protested alleged fraud after the 2009 Presidential elections, but the majority turned out to vote in the 2013 Presidential contest.

In one example of the turmoil under the old law, Mr. Quinn, the District 24 superintendent, had held the post for almost a decade but was fired by his local school board in 1999 when the majority turned against him.

The majority turned out in a week for an average $40,000£27,25050) budget, these quickies are consumed across Africa; the consensus is that they earn around $600m a year, though some estimates run to $3bn.

She stated that the majority turned the law "upside down" to reach their result.

But when the majority turned to the merits, its interpretive stance went from "hospitable" to absurdist.

He said the majority turned away from the roots of the Fourth Amendment by permitting arrestees to be subjected to "suspicionless searches" primarily to solve unrelated crimes.

While the vast majority turned up to express their grief and show solidarity with the people of Paris, a few tried to impose their political agenda on the crowds.

Indeed, current events bear an almost eerie resemblance to the period just after World War I. John Ashcroft is re-enacting the Palmer raids, which swept up thousands of immigrants suspected of radicalism; the vast majority turned out to be innocent of any wrongdoing, and some turned out to be U.S. citizens.

In Citizens United, the conservative majority turned itself into a copper kings' court.