Sentence examples for views a majority of from inspiring English sources

But even with hundreds of companies expressing such views, a majority of the Fortune 500, and even more of the smaller companies in broader measures like the Wilshire 5000, didn't sign the briefs and haven't taken any position on the issue.

The CWU said in a statement last night that the result was disappointing news, but it warned Royal Mail not to view a majority of less than 1% as a mandate for "massive job losses" across the industry.

From the complementary point of view a majority of primary care physicians felt inadequately informed and prepared regarding domestic violence or lacked knowledge in regard of PTSD [ 39- 41].

His campaign aides have said polls have shown that his position on abortion is closer to the views of a majority of New Jersey voters than Mr. Lautenberg's.

The Dublin-based insurance broker said the DUP had acted against the views of a majority of unionists.

But she asserted that the views of a majority of Americans had been "silenced by the corporate media".

McConnell did not respond to requests for an interview, but he has often argued that the Republican strategy reflects the views of a majority of Americans.

But that is a poor and even frivolous argument for renouncing the views of a majority of British economists on the desirability of Britain joining the euro.

But Dan McLagan, Mr. Lazio's spokesman, asserted last night that Mr. Lazio was a supporter of abortion rights, and more precisely represented the views of a majority of New Yorkers on the subject.

In today's radio broadcasts, Mr. Schwarzenegger staked out some middle ground on social issues, taking positions that might alienate conservatives in his party but that match the views of a majority of Californians.

With the Americans insisting on an early deadline, Tony Blair faces the prospect of going to war not only without the legal cover of explicit UN authorisation, but also in opposition to the views of a majority of his own MPs.