Sentence examples for majorities based on from inspiring English sources

They say Labour is likely to hold most of its seats in Glasgow, and their Lanarkshire and Ayrshire seats, because they hold substantial majorities based on high turnouts of 60% and above.

The slogan "reform before elections" that mobilized academics, professionals, white-collar workers, and small businesspeople was essentially a call to devise constitutional arrangements that would keep electoral majorities based on the rural and urban poor from forming governments.

The arbitration association had found a majority based on union-support cards signed by the janitors.

What're the chances that people are judging the majority based on outcomes driven by the minority?

It was the last time they were able to construct a Commons majority based on attaining a vote of 14.1 million spread geographically across the country.

It's probably harder to build an enduring majority based on, say, gun rights than it was to do so by doling out local jobs.

It was he who first predicted an "emerging Republican majority", based on the Sunbelt, in 1968; he who forecast the hegemony of the new conservatism.

They have shredded the hopes of the centre left for a new progressive majority based on a more open, less tribal alliance of parties and political groups, along with their electoral promises.

The Afghan constitution allows Shias to have a separate family law from the Sunni majority based on traditional Shia jurisprudence, and some think the law is linked to the August elections and the Shia electorate who would have to abide by it (they could form up to 20% of the electorate).

More recently, Raff et al. (2011) reexamined this issue by examining over 60 aDNA studies conducted throughout the Americas, the majority based on hypervariable segment (HVSI) sequence data.

WMC has spent at least $7.25 million electing the court's right-wing majority, based on its own estimates.