Sentence examples for from a majority of from inspiring English sources

There is a resounding silence emanating from a majority of American bishops.

Mr. Gejdenson also thought he had commitments from a majority of the policy committee members.

Getting on the ballot would require signatures from a majority of the city's five Republican chairmen.

"You need to have a green light from a majority of the Russian elite".

Capital One needs support from a majority of the board's five governors to secure approval.

Few think that it would get approval from a majority of the 430 or so players.

That puts Mr Obama one delegate away from a majority of pledged delegates.

None of the seven proposals put forward by shareholders won support from a majority of votes cast at the meeting.

He sees three likely options: 1) A Bersani minority government receives sufficient support from a majority of senators.

Recently the U.A.W. said it had signatures in support of union representation from a majority of the plant's workers.

Corporate executives, for all the attention they have drawn, are far from a majority of the superwealthy.