Sentence examples for every majority from inspiring English sources

Although nothing unifies like unanimity, every majority decision is the decision, even when arrived at under time pressure.

"Every speaker and every majority leader has to have successes legislatively in which to make their case that they are governing," said Representative Zach Wamp, a Tennessee Republican agonizing over his vote on the patients' rights bill.

Like every majority, most Irish people feel uniquely right in their grievances, but, in the context of history, seem so stereotypically wrong.

That means Sanders won among Democrats in every majority-nonwhite country in the world that has Democrats in it other than Nigeria, Singapore, and the Dominican Republic.

And most importantly, such a plan would open up two Supreme Court vacancies during every presidential term, giving every political majority the same and equal chance to appoint a Justice.

This included significant majorities of every major religious group, both political parties and political independents.

A plausible national leader would stand against the tumult by claiming the centre ground on which every Westminster majority for two decades has been built.

These will be our patients, and we will encounter them among every social majority, minority, economic class, status, national origin, and religious persuasion we treat.

Just about every Muslim-majority country, or even those with sizable Muslim minorities, was considered suspect.

Indeed, in almost every case, majorities found both the pro and con arguments convincing. 1. Tax more income.

In 1972, Democratic presidential candidate and former segregationist Alabama Governor George Wallace won the Michigan primary and carried every single majority-white ward in Detroit.