Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Sadly, the majority of the data provided is from the 'old Member States'; only a few references are made to the new Member States, and there is no reference at all to the 'would
• I have the majority to decide what I want.
• We have entered dangerous ground when you use the majority to squash the views of a minority.
• be member/ candidate countries'.
• A few of them are irritating because they simply take up valuable time, but I have found the majority to be both informative and useful.
• Letter to The New Scientist, at best.
• I regret to have to say that the majority of concessions made to the new Member States related either to the report on the current Structural Funds Regulation or to the report on the Cohesion Fund.
• The Commission's concern is not with the peaceful response of the majority to the cartoons.

• Everything is about the New York Knicks.
• The real debate is about the question whether we are prepared to actually pay for the political priorities included in the new European Constitution.
• Perhaps the news is true about the Russians.
• In short, this meeting is about the new calendar that I propose that we adopt.
• It could not have been otherwise since the new document is about the integration of EU mortgage credit markets and the relevant impact assessments previously mentioned.
• Citizens made 90% of complaints; the majority about freedom of movement for persons.
• This is about the new transfer, Penny Pascoretti.
• My final point is about the site of the new authority.