Sentence examples for combined majority from inspiring English sources

Labor and the Greens used their combined majority in the upper house to pass a disallowance motion against the government's "cruel" TPV regulations.

Joyce played down the prospect of imminent changes to the Qantas Sale Act, noting opposition from Labor and the Greens, which retain a combined majority in the Senate.

The global financial crisis has severely undermined the economic outlook and recent polls have given a combined majority to the opposition parties.

Then the two parties had a combined majority in the Commons of 76 but now the Conservatives alone have a majority of just 12.

The 37th district, which includes Culver City and neighborhoods in the south and west of Los Angeles, is made up of a combined majority of African-Americans and Hispanics with only roughly a quarter of residents who are white.

In June, Saab said two Chinese car companies, Pangda Automobile Trade Co and Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile, had agreed to take a combined majority stake in the firm, but the deals are still awaiting approval from the Chinese authorities.

Labour, Liberal Democrat and Green activists will sit in a central London "war room" and plan how to win dozens of Tory seats where the other parties achieved combined majorities in 2015.

The result of each classifier is then combined by majority voting to establish the final output.

Back in 2007, Spain was building more homes than Germany, France and the UK combined, the majority of them on or near the coast.

In the MSEPF-MMSF method, the results of different scales are combined using majority voting.

The merger is one of several in Russia in recent years where regions with high populations of minority groups have been combined with majority Russian territorities.