Sentence examples for establishing a majority from inspiring English sources

It has adjusted the valuation of six private funds managed by LC Advisors, and it has "made several changes to improve governance of the funds, including establishing a majority independent Governing Board".

The battle began last November, when three conservative candidates for county school board swept into office, establishing a majority on the five-person board.

"[They] thought it would be possible to violate the constitution and establish a majority in a non-constitutional way, but that no dissolution of parliament would follow.

Last week, Chinese regulators approved JPMorgan Chase's request to establish a majority owned and controlled securities brokerage firm in the country, a change China had discussed since entering the World Trade Organization two decades ago.

Macron's new outsider party En Marche! is attempting to establish a majority, asking its candidates to resign from any party they may belong to now.

I gave four years to establishing a Democratic majority in the United States Senate...

All of this greatly increases the odds that the Republicans, far from establishing a permanent majority, will be out of power for quite a while.

Its architect, Karl Rove, spoke of establishing a "permanent majority" for the Republicans, but in reality Mr. Bush won by less than 3 percentage points — one of the narrowest re-elections in presidential history.

An appeal to the Supreme Court seems likely, although a better move for the president may be to fight in the lower court until Judge Neil Gorsuch joins the top court, establishing a conservative majority on the bench.

The tariff issue cut Democratic support in industrialized Northern states, which were essential in establishing a Democratic majority.

Yet establishing a new majority -- or even winning a landslide, as did in Johnson in 1964 and Nixon in 1972 -- ­does not necessarily lead to a fundamental political realignment.