Sentence examples for delivered a majority from inspiring English sources

She also rejected the notion that the referendum had delivered a majority vote for Brexit.

Although Andrew Jackson received the largest popular vote, House Speaker Henry Clay delivered a majority for John Quincy Adams.

That delivered a majority of BAM's audiences: 55 percent of its ticket buyers were once Manhattanites, Ms. Sawotka said.

Although the system delivered a majority for the Conservatives, against all expectations, the ERS said the data demonstrated more clearly than ever that the system was skewed against certain parties and biased in favour of others.

In a decision criticised by academics, the European court of human rights delivered a majority verdict in 2003 which was interpreted as saying, that sharia is incompatible with European ideas of democracy.

The prospects for this happening have improved as a result of the Lebanese elections, completed last weekend, which delivered a majority in parliament to the anti-Syrian opposition - though the Syrian-backed president, Emile Lahoud, remains in office, at least for the time being.

With 22% of the population, dalits can no more deliver a majority than Hindu bigots.

Such critics plainly think Mr Farage is too divisive and unreliable to deliver a majority to get the UK out of Europe in a referendum.

The remaining three independents will now decide whether Labor governs for a second three-year term or a conservative Liberal party-led coalition forms the next administration after the 21 August elections failed to deliver a majority for any party.

Gordon Brown has waded into the European Union referendum debate with a stark warning that Britain will only retain its EU membership if Labour and other non-Conservative political parties deliver a majority of votes.

Adam Afriyie, the suave multimillionaire MP for Windsor, has been reportedly groomed as a replacement for the prime minister if the Tories fail to deliver a majority government in 2015.