Sentence examples for majority elected from inspiring English sources

Before his resignation, Rodriguez was part of the board's first majority elected with major support from charter backers.

After school board races in 2017, the board had its first majority elected with major backing from charter advocates.

Beutner's backers, including some of the city's power brokers, expect the core of his school board support to come from a four-member majority elected with major financial support from pro-charter donors.

Informed speculation suggests that Beutner has the easiest path to a four-vote majority, and the core of that support would come from the four-member board majority elected with major financial backing from charter school advocates.

A large majority elected Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's interim leader, to a two-year term.

The pro-Habsburg majority elected Frederick the Handsome, duke of Austria.

After losing the 2015 National Assembly elections, Maduro forced 13 of the existing magistrates off the court, and had the lame duck assembly — which still had a pro-government majority — elect 13 new, much more militantly chavista magistrates.

Maybe, but long before Egypt and Tunisia, large majorities elected Islamic parties in the biggest and economically most successful Muslim countries, Turkey and Indonesia, where they supervised a transition from military despotism to electoral democracy.

There were representative, parent-majority elected local school councils with real power who planned for school improvement in an open, public way using the five essential supports for school improvement devised by local educators.

That would replace winner-take-all voting — whereby up to 49.9percentt of the voters win nothing — with fair representation where the majority elects the most seats, but everyone gains the power to elect their fair share.

In what cases can a majority turn against the power that another majority has elected?