minority report

The next day a minority report was printed in the record.

We have therefore submitted a minority report on the subject.

He sets out to find the minority report, which would give him an alternate future.

I do not know whether you have ever seen the film Minority Report.

Minority Report is the worst example of this in cinematic history.

Justice Beck's minority report was more sympathetic to all three men.

The 2002 film Minority Report is set in this year.

"Our minority report presents the best alternative by making needed, but not dramatic changes."

Minority Report was the first film to have an entirely digital production design.

That is, to say the least, a minority report.

General Kaplan was now gathering up a summary made from the minority report.

The published reports are the only public record of the grand jury's work; there is no minority report.

Their purpose in issuing a minority report, she said, was "to say there are two sides to this, and we want you to hear both."

The dissenting officer prepared a minority report, which was not published.

An opposition minority report was not included in the final report.

Some of the disaffected staff members, he said, considered writing a stronger minority report.

"Which of the three monkeys gave the minority report?"

When not necessarily referring to a legal decision, this can also be referred to as a minority report.

The minority report of the Indian members further added that:

"There's a minority report on that," came a stern voice from the rear.

A minority report signed by several distinguished social scientists argued that there was.

It was made pretty clear at the last meeting that there wasn't going to be a minority report."

For me, it is a very, very good thing that we have this option of a minority report.

Minority Report was one of the best reviewed films of 2002.

"Minority Report," as it happens, raises another question, not unrelated.