Sentence examples for did with the majority from inspiring English sources

This logic assumes that if these forests had not been controlled by ecotourist lodges then it is likely the government would have allocated the property rights to timber companies, as indeed it did with the majority of forests in Madre de Dios outside of PAs.

Because that will be the true measure of whether Democrats can get anything done with the majorities the voters have given them.

This it did with the backing of a healthy majority of its members and the bill was adopted by Parliament in the autumn of 1983.

And this is what we do with the vast majority of our imports.

And Barbara Ley Toffler, who cast a dissenting vote along with Ms. Parker, said Mr. Hameeduddin's appointment had more to do with the council majority's instincts to slash spending than any feel-good vibrations.

The rivalry, and Lord Derby's derby, may have nowt to do with the vast majority of the country but whether on a Good Friday in St Helens or Wigan, or a Saturday night at Old Trafford, it is always a treat to have a ringside seat.

On a substantial level I would give him a C- when it comes to policy, when it comes to priority, when it comes to focusing on poor people and working people -- which has to do with the vast majority of black people -- that he has really not come through in any substantial and significant way.

And that's why we went on this tour, and that's why we went to things that had nothing to do with the murder; the majority of what we talked about was not the murder.

Their reservations, according to accounts from Baghdad, were political rather than religious, having to do with guaranteeing the majority Shiite Muslims a dominant role in government.

He did vote with the majority of deputies for the king's execution (January 1793), but, when the radical democrats of the Jacobin Club seized control of the Revolution in June 1793 and launched the Reign of Terror, Sieyès withdrew from politics.

In 2005, Mr. Santorum did vote with the majority of the Senate in favor of a transportation bill that included the bridge, though the money for it (roughly $225 million) was a minuscule portion of the overall bill, which was nearly $300 billion.