Sentence examples for a robust majority from inspiring English sources

Mr Chirac in 1995 also won a robust majority (52.6%), but campaigned to "mend the social fracture", not to change France.

So nearly everyone was surprised when Chief Justice Rehnquist, declaring that the Hibbs case was different, delivered a robust majority opinion that affirmed Congress's power to authorize suits under the family-care provision.

But it will have done little, for all that, to quell Tory nerves set jangling by UKIP's rise.The Tory candidate in Newark, Robert Jenrick, won with a robust majority of 7,000 votes, despite the hostile circumstances in which the election was held.

A robust majority want to see mountaintop removal ended.

In Maine, a robust majority of voters updated the state's system in November.

House Republicans have a robust majority, but the divisions fracture them into camps that are often at odds.

Democrats are relishing their more robust majority next year — and a Democratic president — and so they saw no reason to cave to Republican demands.

That means a robust absolute majority of MPs are in favour of independence.

NAWAZ SHARIF, Pakistan's prime minister, presides over a robust parliamentary majority, a tame army and a nervous press.

But if, in light of the Republicans' festival of self-immolation, Democrats actually elect a President and a robust Democratic majority, surely Democrats can do better than continue their wussy ways.

Fed up with the what many liberal and libertarian lawmakers view as mission creep in the latest campaign against Islamic State, a robust House majority voted this summer for a resolution limiting the president's future military actions.