Sentence examples for majority after the from inspiring English sources

Maduro's Socialist party lost its parliamentary majority after the election.

If no party can form a majority after the election, all bets are off.

Tenant leaders criticized the mayor and the board majority after the vote yesterday.

The lines were drawn by a commission with a Democratic majority after the divided Legislature could not reach an agreement.

The LDP had been counting on the party, which supports constitutional revision, for its two-thirds majority after the election.

We were sitting in his new, more spacious Capitol Hill office, one of the spoils of being in the majority after the 2010 elections.

Rajapaksa, 64, remains popular with the island nation's Sinhalese majority after bringing the 26-year conflict with the separatist Tamil Tigers to a bloody close last year.

At the national level, the Popular Party won a parliamentary majority after routing the Socialists in last November's general election.

Yet though he spoke for only a minority of the court, and evidently failed to retain a majority after receiving the assignment last November to write the decision, Justice Thomas was unaccountably listed as author of the court's "judgment".

If there is another parliament with no overall majority after 2015, the chances are strong that the same thing would happen.

He was chosen by his colleagues as president last January when Democrats won a majority, after sharing the job for two years with a Republican when the chamber was evenly divided.