Sentence examples for a majority based from inspiring English sources

Member states' approval is determined through a complicated system of a majority based largely on population.

The arbitration association had found a majority based on union-support cards signed by the janitors.

It was the last time they were able to construct a Commons majority based on attaining a vote of 14.1 million spread geographically across the country.

For Obama, his vision of a new majority based on core liberal beliefs has not been tested in a general election against a serious Republican candidate.

It's probably harder to build an enduring majority based on, say, gun rights than it was to do so by doling out local jobs.

They have shredded the hopes of the centre left for a new progressive majority based on a more open, less tribal alliance of parties and political groups, along with their electoral promises.

A growing number of political scientists, analysts and strategists are making the case for a realignment of political power in the U.S. to a new Democratic majority based on two trends: 1) the increasing numbers of black and Hispanic voters, and 2) a decisive shift away from the Republican Party by the suburban and well-educated constituencies that once formed the backbone of the GOP.

Obama has the chance to be another FDR, not only in bringing our country out of economic crisis, but in creating a long-term political majority based on a progressive ideology.

A 2010 survey published in Encyclopædia Britannica found that the non-religious made up about 9.6% of the world's population, and atheists about 2.0%, with a very large majority based in Asia.

It was he who first predicted an "emerging Republican majority", based on the Sunbelt, in 1968; he who forecast the hegemony of the new conservatism.

Finally, an IRPR fuzzy majority based quantifier-guided non-dominance degree based prioritisation method using the associated score reciprocal preference relation is proposed to obtain the final solution of consensus.