Sentence examples for majority of county from inspiring English sources
The mayors of Dallas, Austin, Houston and San Antonio are Democrats, and the party still controls a large majority of county governments, particularly in South Texas.
However, despite the government's call on expanding needle exchange programmes, a majority of county councils are still in favour of Sweden's zero tolerance policy – ignoring scientific evidence that supports harm reduction instead of criminalising drug use.
He added "I do believe that making a $450.00 donation to Dubie's campaign is not what a Democratic candidate for State Senate should do," a sentiment clearly (and understandably) shared by a majority of county Democratic voters.
There was no qualified cataract surgeon in JCH, just like the majority of county hospitals in China.
In China, there are around 2,200 counties like Jingshan County; and the overwhelming majority of county hospitals have neither qualified surgeons nor expensive equipments for phacoemulsification.
There are severe shortages of skilled cataract surgeons in the majority of county hospitals in China; thereby it is essential to train qualified surgeons for these hospitals.
The majority of county-level institutions are located in Budapest, and only a few operate outside the city boundaries: notably, the cultural centre and the museum directorate in Szentendre, the county hospital in Kistarcsa, and the social security directorate in Cegléd.
White deaths exceeded births in a majority of counties, including Los Angeles, the most populous.
Although the majority of counties are governed by a board of supervisors, the home-rule privilege allows larger counties to entrust management to county commissioners.
Mr. McCain, in fact, carried the majority of counties in Illinois in 2008 despite losing the state by 25 percentage points to Barack Obama.
The number of early voting days has been reduced in a vast majority of counties, but the number of overall hours has remained the same, as each voting day has been lengthened.
