Sentence examples for majority belongs from inspiring English sources
the vast majority belongs to whatever union fits their occupation.
During the war, Iran – where the majority belongs to Islam's Shia sect – supported Shia fundamentalists inside Iraq and other Arab states.
The majority belongs to a Canadian investor named Frank Giustra, to whom Gardner was introduced by someone she knows in Vancouver.
Yet, of his immense poetical output (300,000 couplets), the great majority belongs to the stock-in-trade expression of the Persian-speaking world.
The majority belongs to nine directors, including chief executive Jim McCarthy, who banked £5m when US private equity fund Warburg Pincus acquired its 75% stake for £200m four years ago.
Burmese Muslims, some of them of mixed blood born of Burmese mothers and some of them with full Burmese blood, call themselves Bama Musalin and the majority belongs to the Sunni sect with small numbers of Shi'as.
The overwhelming majority belong to the working class.
By Pakistan's logic of partition, Kashmir, with its Muslim majority, belonged to Pakistan.
Votes that require a simple majority belong to the party in power.
There, he cleans 60 cars a day, the majority belonging to Cubans, for $3 to $7.
The majority belong to other clans or are descendants of the neighbouring Dinka, large numbers of whom have been subdued by the Nuer and incorporated into their society.
