Sentence examples for a dominant majority from inspiring English sources
In 1952, the political analyst Samuel Lubell argued that a vigorous internal debate is a sign of a dominant majority party--what he called a sun party.
The imbalance of power remains when a dominant majority thinks it is doing a favour by bestowing benevolent and charitable understanding upon an insecure minority.
"I am interested in finding something that can be supported by a dominant majority of senators," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat who is expected to offer an amendment next week to raise limits on direct donations.
A ruler or a dominant majority may leave individuals alone for periods of time, or they may limit their rights only in small ways, or only on particular issues.
CAIRO — Islamists claimed a decisive victory on Wednesday as early election results put them on track to win a dominant majority in Egypt's first Parliament since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, the most significant step yet in the religious movement's rise since the start of the Arab Spring.
EOP shareholders voted by a dominant majority to support the Blackstone offer.
Republicans will have a smaller but still dominant majority in the House and will control 52 seats in the Senate.
Mr. Liem is one of a small but significant group of ethnic Chinese preachers to emerge over the past decade with a simple message: that being a member of Indonesia's dominant majority — Muslims — and its historically most maligned minority — Chinese — need not be mutually exclusive.
In the nineteen-sixties and seventies, affirmative action was presented as a form of redistribution in recompense for past discrimination: a transfer of opportunities from the dominant majority to the marginalized minority.
The People's Action party's 2011 election win was by its slimmest ever margin, though the party still commands a dominant parliamentary majority.
This is made by analyzing the contradiction between two signals, and by adding a third one; the output is chosen by dominant majority.
