Sentence examples for delivered the majority from inspiring English sources
Because this time, against all expectations, FPTP has actually delivered the majority government that it's supposed to.
He tried his hand at a few words of Spanish, too, but delivered the majority of his remarks in English.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. delivered the majority opinion, joined by Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan.
"There is no doubt the ocean has delivered the majority of food, livelihoods and economic activity for Melanesia for a very long time," says the report's lead author Ove Hoegh Guldberg of the Global Change Institute, University of Queensland.
"The potential benefit to the public of retaining the DNA profiles of those who are convicted is considerable and outweighs the interference with the right of the individual," said Lord Clarke, who delivered the majority decision.
John Roberts, the chief justice, berated his five colleagues who delivered the majority opinion for striking down as inadequate "the most generous set of procedural protections ever afforded aliens detained by this country as enemy combatants".
On the other hand there's also a brute reality, which is that if you make up the numbers which deliver the majority then you have huge leverage.
Some firmly believe that harping on them will deliver the majority that Mr Cameron could not.Yet the party's history of electoral failure suggests they are wrong.
Republican leaders, who fought Mr. Clinton over impeachment last year, are well aware that they would be delivering the majority of votes needed to cement a foreign policy triumph for the president.
So even though VIPs still make up most of the revenue of Macau's big casinos, it is the mass market that delivers the majority of the profits (see chart 2).Punters galoreWhat is more, the number of ordinary visitors is about to take off, as links to the mainland improve.
"While the Conservatives have 11 million voters, the other parties between them will probably have to deliver the majority of votes and my appeal to the Labour voters is a positive one," said Brown, who defended the efforts that the party's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, had made in the referendum battle.
