Sentence examples for election of a majority from inspiring English sources

Over the past nine years this relationship has changed, particularly following the election of a majority SNP government in 2011.

This article was amended on 12 February 2016 to correct the figure in the second paragraph and the date of the election of a majority SNP government.

See articleThe first party congress for 20 years held by the Palestinians' Fatah party ended with the election of a majority of new people to its most important executive committee.

In order "to keep the taxman out of your home", the letter suggested, "the only way off the table in the future is the election of a majority Conservative government in 2015".

The pleas read: "We promise that no homes tax will be introduced during the course of this parliament, but the only way of taking it off the table in the future is the election of a majority Conservative government in 2015, and we can only win with your generous support".

The revamp meant the election of a majority black city council and mayor.

Regionally, the end of apartheid in South Africa and the subsequent election of a majority government in 1994 led to increased regional contacts, with a strongly pro-IRS South Africa influencing the region.

But in what was the highest turnout for a British-wide vote since the general election of 1992, a majority of British voters decided it was time to end a political and economic relationship 43 years in the making.