Sentence examples for majority gives from inspiring English sources

London Labour's programme for the voiceless majority gives a chance of real change.

His massive majority gives him a mandate for bold reforms, but his zeal for modernising inevitably brings more power to the centre.

In the immediate future, the Conservative majority gives Harper a chance to push through an economic agenda of corporate tax breaks and government spending cuts.

By historic standards, the Democrats' current majority gives them a sizable advantage, but they have struggled to make use of it.

But in another theory, a smaller majority gives would-be rebels real hope of changing government policy, and so makes them more likely to rock it.

In a later interview, Mr. Steinberg added: "There are a whole host of things that the two-thirds majority gives an opportunity to talk about.

In June, 2011, the conservative majority gave Walker the major legal victory he sought, upholding the new Wisconsin law that embodied "the Walker agenda".

The Clinton campaign hit a major milestone last week by achieving 1 million donors, with the majority giving $100 or less.

The unexpected Tory majority gave writers plenty to chew over in their election postmortems.

J. Dennis Hastert, who succeeded Mr. Gingrich as speaker, said he "gave us a majority, gave us a vision".

There were two dissenters, Justices Antonin Scalia and Samuel A. Alito Jr., but neither they nor the majority gave reasons for their positions.