But in its majority judgment, the planning board said Cork harbor in southwest Ireland was " the principal established area in Cork County for large-scale pharmaceutical and chemical industry ."
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Majority judgment by Mahomed ( Langa, Madala, Mokgoro and O'Regan concurring ); separate concurrences by Kriegler and Sachs; dissent by Kentridge ( Ackermann, Chaskalson and Didcott concurring ).
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Was said to have ascertained the real nature of the arrangement by the three traditional tests which, the majority judgment said, left little scope for significant weight to be placed on contractual intention.
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In a simulation study using polling data collected under a majority judgment system, that system's designers found that range voting was more vulnerable to strategy than any other system they studied, including plurality.
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The majority judgment of Justices Brennan, Toohey and Gaudron found that native title rights, if they did exist, should really be treated as part of a broader human right to own and inherit property.
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Approval voting, where voters may vote for as many candidates as they like, can be seen as an instance of range voting ( or majority judgment ) where the allowable ratings are 0 and 1.
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Approval voting, range voting, and majority judgment satisfy the IIA criterion if it is assumed that voters rate candidates individually and independently of knowing the available alternatives in the election, using their own absolute scale.
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The single majority judgment, while it did not expressly adopt, waved aside all the objections that had been argued against the " object of command " test for the validity of the exercise of the corporations power.
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In support of his first submission, counsel referred the Appellate Division to the recent decision in " S v Khumalo ", where, Nicholas JA, in the course of his majority judgment, said,
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The majority judgment to support Erie's ordinance, overturning a 1998 decision of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that declared it unconstitutional, came from the addition of Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas to the four-justice plurality.
