Sentence examples similar to built in majority from inspiring English sources

No interest should have a built-in majority to enable it to automatically push through its preferred policies.

An elaborately designed construct, it has a very simple purpose: to ensure "pro-China" votes have a built-in majority.

Surely it is a waste of public money for scrutiny committees to simply rubber- stamp bills with a built-in majority?

Reformist supporters attach greater importance to parliament than to the assembly of experts, which has a built-in majority for conservatives.

But the chances of the Lords voting the measure down are much reduced with two of the three parties in coalition, making a built-in majority.

Republicans can no longer fool themselves into thinking the country is naturally slanted toward them, or that they have a built-in majority.

Last year the government kicked out all but 92 of them, thereby removing the Conservatives' built-in majority in the Lords.

Having lost their built-in majority, the Conservatives can generally defeat the government in the Lords only with the help of the Liberal Democrats.

In office, he changed his mind, kept the power to select them himself and appointed 59 new senators so that he had a built-in majority in the upper house.

Provincial over-representation has given Peronism a built-in majority in the Senate; a slew of small provincial parties also makes it hard to achieve a majority in the lower house.But the all-powerful state had feet of clay.

The talk in Israel is of a "built-in majority" of hostile states in the General Assembly, and a secretariat that is cool at best.But this week Binyamin Netanyahu accepted a UN inquiry into the bloody encounter between Turks and Israelis on May 31st, in which nine people from Turkey (one an American citizen) on a flotilla bent on delivering supplies to Gaza were killed by Israeli commandos.