Sentence examples similar to entail a majority from inspiring English sources

Changing the constitution would entail a three-quarters majority in each chamber of the parliament as well as approval in a referendum.

That entails support from two-thirds of Congress and a majority of state legislatures.

These features entail a BMI range different from the majority of participants recruited in prior investigations [ 7, 32, 33, 39].

Namely, that internal divisions among both main parties are blocking a near-term compromise -- seemingly favored by a majority of MPs across parties -- for a soft Brexit that would entail accepting an ongoing customs union with the EU.

Underpinned in the 1998 Good Friday agreement the principle of consent entails there can no constitutional change to Northern Ireland's status within the UK unless a majority in the region vote to leave and join the Irish Republic.

A majority of the 7,000 members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association voted to accept a five-year pact entailing $96 million in annual reductions and 3.9% pay cuts, among other conditions.

Not a majority, certainly.

"Or just a majority?

Or, perhaps, a majority?

Yet a majority succeed.

With a majority!