Sentence examples for majority it seeks from inspiring English sources

The offer is contingent on Bank of America getting the majority it seeks, and MBIA's consent solicitation expires on Wednesday.

That is far less than the two-thirds majority it was seeking, which would have allowed it to rewrite the constitution unilaterally, and even below the three-fifths majority that would have let it make changes subject to a referendum.

Although AK received 5m more votes than it did in 2007, by a quirk of Turkey's proportional voting system the party will hold slightly fewer seats in parliament, and significantly less than the two-thirds majority it was seeking that would have allowed it to rewrite the constitution without consulting either the opposition or the voters (in a referendum).

On the other is a Shiite majority that knows the changes it seeks will inevitably bring power to its side.

On the other is the Shiite majority, which knows the changes it seeks will inevitably bring power to its side.

The first is that the Court majority seeks to create strong corporations with centralized command leadership that goes unquestioned, while it seeks to undermine unions as a countervailing political force.

So far, only 47 of the 192 members of the United Nations have recognized Kosovo's independence, and Serbia is confident that it will obtain the simple majority it needs to seek the court's legal opinion.

Three people with knowledge of the matter said last week that Mahindra was willing to pay as much as $400 million to acquire a majority stake in Ssangyong as it sought to become a major global maker of sport utility vehicles.

If AK fails to get a majority, it could do worse than seek a deal (if not a formal coalition) in exchange for BDP support.That would, however, require concessions such as Kurdish-language education, more power for local mayors and reining in the army.

As for the "empirical evidence" the majority apparently seeks, I cannot understand its import.

The country has been plunged into chaos as its Christian majority seeks revenge against the Muslim rebels who seized power in a coup in March.