Sentence examples for majority has begun from inspiring English sources
Consider, for example, the string of 5-to-4 decisions in which a determined conservative majority has begun to weaken Congress's power to protect basic civil rights.
But even if he steps aside and elections are held, Thailand's crisis is bound to continue, the product of a tectonic shift in which the country's poor majority has begun to stir and to challenge an entrenched hierarchy of power that has dominated over the years.
Aquino, 48, said that the current school board majority has begun to micromanage everyday functions and that the efforts of senior staff are being routinely greeted with mistrust.
But numerous polls show that a majority have begun identifying themselves as Taiwanese rather than Chinese.
The mayhem in Albania proper has made everyone in Macedonia jumpy.Macedonia's Slav majority have begun to respond sometimes in ugly ways.
The committee majority report, which has yet to be released but which members of the majority have begun to tease out in recent days, is an attempt to defang the first question, finding against all evidence that the Russian attack was not intended to help Mr. Trump (though a few members of the majority, including Representative Trey Gowdy, have been more equivocal).
The CEO says that he's confident based on early users' adoption, as the average student has uploaded between 10 to 15 documents and the majority have begun using the "Sell Books + Notes" feature.
In fact, over the last year, the Democratic majority in Congress has begun to move us in the right direction with bipartisan action to strengthen our national security, raise the minimum wage and reduce the costs of college loans.
Here, from his sometimes-perceptive, sometimes-less-so essay on the Republican Party in 2012, is Chait's race-based read on the making and unmaking of a conservative majority: … the dominant fact of the new Democratic majority is that it has begun to overturn the racial dynamics that have governed American politics for five decades.
In the survey conducted by Quinnipiac University from April 25 through Tuesday, voters in the three states say the country is still in a recession, but a majority think the economy has begun to recover.
Now, working with the Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno, the governor has begun to make amends.
