Examples of using Great majority in English and their translations into Polish
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In the opinion of the producers, the great majority of European consumers drink sensibly, moderately and with pleasure.
The great majority of ships are now dismantled in South Asia because of the advantages which result from several economic factors.
The great majority are property of other companies which are the ones registered with the supervisory and regulatory bodies.
The great majority of enterprises comply with the law;
The great majority of stakeholders participating in the consultation confirmed the demand for greater legal certainty as regards the Community rules governing the award of concessions.
The great majority of moles are harmless,
The great majority of offences have cross-border implications
The great majority of recent movers from Bulgaria,
He saw that the great majority of what we do in medicine
The great majority of the Jews murdered in Auschwitz were sent directly to the gas chambers after arrival.
In the great majority of developing countries,
We believe that the great majority would reply that they desire to live,
The great majority of all the games on offer across the free rooms are 90 ball games,
The great majority of sawflies are plant-eating,
The great majority of Spanish breeds have been standardized and recognized recently,
It has been proved with precise measurements, that the great majority of ship-settings have been set on geometrical outlines of two intersecting circular curves of equal radii.
The great majority of those who listened to this strange man who had come up from the Judean wilderness went away believing that they had heard the voice of a prophet.
To this last view the great majority of Christians of all denominations hold,
In the diaspora, it is likely that the great majority of Jews are not Semites in their background.
The Court's remarks broadly correspond to the Commission's own findings of a generally satisfactory situation in the great majority of Member States.