Sentence examples for majority for change from inspiring English sources

"This [parliamentary] majority for change is what the country wants and what it deserves," Macron told supporters after winning the final vote on Sunday.

Lucian Bebchuk, a Harvard law professor and campaigner for corporate-governance reforms, calls this "pernicious": the board would be seeking to stifle legitimate debate among the owners of the company by making it hard to build a majority for change.

So, here is what President-elect Obama can do to create his "working majority for change".

It's how Obama gets from 52.4%to65%5%+, that working majority for change.

What does that mean for the "working majority for change" that Obama needs to create and sustain, a tall order under any circumstances in turf-focused Washington DC?

In one of his last interviews prior to election day, Barack Obama said that he considered his biggest challenge as President would be creating a "working majority for change".

So if the political stars are again in alignment in 2009 -- and there are again Democratic majorities for change in Washington -- what will be different?

Following the breakdown of the SPL vote, which requires an 11-1 majority for major change, 10 clubs indicated a willingness to break away from the SFL, asking the SPL to consider forming a new second tier.

Following the breakdown of the SPL vote, which requires an 11-1 majority for major change, 10 clubs indicated a willingness to break away from the SFL, asking the SPL to consider forming a new second tier.  .

The PLP was divided, and perhaps for the first time the majority were for change.

The attempt to redirect the Jesuits failed, as did subsequent interferences with the Franciscans, and with the Carmelite nuns, who were ordered to return to their antiquated rule despite a majority vote for change.