Examples of using A majority of in English and their translations into Polish
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During its construction, 94% of the waste generated by the project will be recycled, and a majority of building materials will come from regional sources.
This is one of the largest construction companies in Poland, holding a majority of Polish capital.
However, in typical cases a majority of us do not realize that given something is a moral reward, while something else- a punishment.
Although a majority of them are located in Europe
most of it passing through uninhabited terrain, a majority of the remaining Jews managed to escape.
At the Skytrax World Airline Awards, a majority of 20 million passengers voted the SWISS First Class Lounge into first place in the‘World's Best First Class Lounge' category.
A majority of the Members States also agreed to a variety of commitments,
Despite the skill names being German, a majority of them are grammatically incorrect
The Southern Poverty Law Center says a majority of the monuments were erected decades after General Lee's surrender.
most probably resulted from the fact that(2) a majority of them.
the site's fully indexed or 2 a majority of web searchers start using another search engine.
The results of the conducted research indicated that a majority of producers decide to use the nutrition and health claims.
A majority of modern tee shirts have a body made from a continuously woven tube, on a circular loom,
provided a majority of yard locations;
A majority of the Council currently opposes a revision of the current rules
Morgan and Hill retained control of its common stock while Harriman had a majority of total capitalization.
The report finds that while a majority of companies still treat biodiversity superficially in their reports,
A majority of the Advisory Committee agrees with the Commission that the commitments are sufficient to remove the significant impediments to competition on the markets for.
A majority of Member States have reformed their public pension systems in recent years