Sentence examples for dems won a majority from inspiring English sources
He replied that, had the Lib Dems won a majority at the 2010 election, rather than coming third and having to rule in coalition, the pledge would have become government policy.
Bernard Jenkin, the Tory chairman of the public administration select committee, suggested that if Cameron continued kowtowing to Lib Dems the Conservatives would never win a majority at a general election.
Nick Clegg's swing through south-west London came amid claims by an ally that the prime minister had admitted to the Lib Dem leader that he would not win a majority.
The Tories are trying to play politics with the Speakership because they know they won't win a majority at the next election, and the Lib Dems appear to have signed up to it".
He says Labour has been building momentum, winning a majority in the council last year, while the Lib Dem machine has atrophied.
A diminished Lib Dem party doing a deal with a Conservative party that has failed for a second time to win a majority would raise questions, not least from within the Parliamentary Party.
Both she and Mr Greatrex agreed that - if Labour didn't win a majority - they would prefer to see a looser "confidence and supply" agreement with the Lib Dems, rather than a full coalition.
