The minority report stands out like an oasis in a desert.

By means of the double representation, the minority command the whole, and a KNOT OF SLAVEHOLDERS GIVE THE LAW AND PRESCRIBE THE POLICY OF THE COUNTRY.

Miss Burney writes of him in Feb. 1779:'He is a professed minority man, and very active and zealous in the opposition.

In the Birmingham instance it was only a section of the majority, voting by wards, in an election on purely party lines, which "obeyed" in order to keep out the minority party candidate.

But he went on to talk of the entirely different scheme for minority representation, which was introduced into the Reform Bill of 1867, and there I am obliged to part company with him.

Majority rule and minority rights.

They are not the minority members of a democratically-elected Council of their own fellow-citizens.

They are elected to protect the rights of minority interests, the sorts of people and groups who are now increasingly cast as 'special interest groups'.

"A corporation has a perfect right to dispose of its entire assets for a proper consideration and if any minority stockholder feels aggrieved he can take the matter to the Delaware courts and get his equity assessed.

The Federalists in congress, who had opposed the war scheme of the administration from the beginning, published an address to their constituents in which they set forth the state of the country at that time, the course of the administration, and its supporters in congress, and the minority opinion for opposing the war.

Minority problems in the public schools, a study of administrative policies and practices in seven school systems.

The Taiwanese nationals who had opposed the Japanese were disappointed; for their part, the Nationalists felt threatened because of their minority position.

Mr. Mann, the Republican minority leader, remarked in reply that her daughter ought to have been at home.

YOUNG, DONALD. American minority peoples.

His claims of being committed to secularism could be dismissed by critics as little more than a cynical strategy of stoking minority fears, to build a potent constituency, just as some politicians in Goa have done to convert into a permanent votebank of sorts a large segment of the Catholic electorate.

The hearts of a portion of the people have been perverted by that hostility, so that the powers delegated by the compact of union are regarded not as means to secure the welfare of all, but as instruments for the destruction of a partthe minority section.

"Your Honor, this is a motion for an order to show cause why an injunction pendente lite should not issue restraining the sale of the assets, of this corporation to another in fraud of its minority stockholdersand for a receiver.

In other words, most people who download the book do so for the predictable reason, and in a predictable format say, to sample a chapter in the HTML format before deciding whether to buy the book but the thing that differentiates a boring e-text experience from an exciting one is the minority use printing out a couple chapters of the book to bring to the beach rather than risk getting the hardcopy wet and salty.

By the opportunities of parsimony which minority affords, and which the probity of his guardians had diligently improved, a very large sum of money was accumulated, and he found himself, when he took his affairs into his own hands, the richest man in the county.

The minority wereDukes: Cumberland, Gloucester, Brandon, Richmond, Newcastle; MarquisesSalisbury, Clanrickarde; EarlsWinchelsea Malmesbury, O'Neil; LordsFalmouth, Penrhyn, Boston, Grantley, Glenlyon; Earl Digby, Earl Romney.

Even with that mild criticism he set loose quite a murmur of minority agreement.

There would still, however, be a suppressed minority averse to both these colours, or desiring different shades of those colours from those afforded them in the constituency.

That concisely is the minority belief, and it is the belief on which this present paper is based.

His winning of the Presidency brought pain instead of pleasure: he valued it only as a token of national confidence, got it only as a minority candidate in a divided party, and was denounced by the Jacksonians as a corrupt political bargainer.

There is nothing new in this, however, as any cool-headed man may see in this enlightened republic of our own, daily examples in which the majority-principle works purely for the aggrandizement of a minority clique.