Sentence examples for guaranteeing a majority from inspiring English sources

High unemployment and the shaky housing market all but ensure more losses for the two agencies responsible for guaranteeing a majority of mortgages.

However, the law also allocated a number of bonus seats in the Chamber of Deputies to the winning coalition thus guaranteeing a majority for the victors.

A bill that passed the Senate would receive Democratic support in the House, guaranteeing a majority if Boehner brings it to the floor.

A bill that passed the Senate would receive Democratic support in the House, guaranteeing a majority if Boehner were willing to bring it to the floor even without the backing of most Republicans.

(Italy's electoral law guarantees a majority to the biggest party in the Chamber of Deputies).

"We've guaranteed a majority of one," said David Kapp, an artist who serves as the academy's treasurer.

The most probable outcome appeared to be a hung Parliament, one in which no party had the three hundred and twenty-six seats that would guarantee a majority.

Mr Correa's supporters cannot be guaranteed a majority: several former presidents, such as Lucio Guttiérez and Osvaldo Hurtado, are already positioning their factions.

Eventually Solidarity agreed semi-democratic elections with the ruling pro-Soviet Polish United Workers' party, in which they and their allies were guaranteed a majority of the seats.

Having since refocused on guaranteeing and securitizing prime mortgages, while also acting as a fill-in for fleeing private capital, the agencies now own or guarantee a majority of the country's home loans.

He was also dismissive of another option, an approach to the General Assembly, where the Palestinians would be almost guaranteed a majority in favor of upgrading their status to that of a nonmember observer state.