Sentence examples for leading majority from inspiring English sources

Five judges (Chief Justice Gleeson and Justices Gummow, Hayne, Heydon and Crennan) joined in the leading majority judgment allowing the ACCC's appeal.

The political systems have remained stable with the same leading majority in both countries during the 12-year period in spite of several presidential and legislative elections.

When jogging, women experience a disagreeable feeling of pressure, and some are afraid that this may lead to miscarriage - leading the majority of pregnant women to discontinue jogging during pregnancy.

The NDP agitated for political change leading to majority rule based on one man, one vote.

But whoever becomes the Democratic Party chairman next month should not imagine he is leading the majority.

Interest rates in Hungary are relatively high at 8.5percentt, leading the majority of borrowers to take loans in Swiss francs, euros or other currencies with lower interest rates.

The lone privilege from leading the majority would be first recognition on the floor and the power to determine how bills are called up.

As dawn broke on 2 May 1997, there was no doubt that Tony Blair would be heading to Downing Street and leading a majority Labour government; but while it was obvious by breakfast time on 7 May 2010 that there would be a hung parliament with no overall majority, the rest of the story was far from clear.

But it can actually be too powerful in many ways, leading a majority of people to think things are worse now than they were in the past, despite there being ample evidence to the contrary (e.g. invoking the "spirit of the Blitz" to reference community togetherness and positivity, while overlooking the whole "constant risk of bombing and death" aspect).

It can be noticed that there are four types of doors: entrance doors, fire doors, yard doors and standard internal doors leading to majority of spaces.

However, it cannot be denied that Isis is at least leading the majority of moves into new territory to wrest control from government forces.