Sentence examples for elections majority from inspiring English sources

Till this most recent elections majority of the nation had only heard about the idea of free, fair and violence-free elections.

While most countries around the world can boast about holding elections, majority of them are defective or semi-free nations, which struggle to hold fair and free elections and fall way short of safeguarding the basic civil liberties and political rights of the majority of their citizens.

The equivalent of a three-million-vote general-election majority!

Such a surge by the latter, warns Dale, could permanently "pull away enough Conservative voters" to make a Tory general election majority almost impossible.

Although the polls failed to predict the general election majority for the Conservatives last year, they are still being closely watched for any movement in the national opinion.

The move in effect clears the way for Hamid Karzai to retain power despite the fact that he was stripped of his first round election majority because of rampant fraud.

Conservative senator Eric Abetz has warned Malcolm Turnbull to govern inclusively, noting the Coalition's slender post-election majority, and observing "it will only take one person or two in the House of Representatives to cross the floor to defeat government legislation".

But it's a reminder to the Tories that they need to be healthily clear of 40 points in the polls to have a hope of some kind of general election majority.

Labour's 14,000 general election majority in Inverclyde was cut back to 500 in the nearest equivalent constituency in last month's Scottish Parliament elections.

We just need a clean-elections majority on the Supreme Court.

European Elections TURKEY'S RULING PARTY LOOKED SET TO WIN AN ELECTION MAJORITY The vote looks likely to give President Tayyip Erdogan a majority government.