Sentence examples for majority of representatives from inspiring English sources

Fehr called Miller "the owners' adversary" and said the panel was filled with a majority of representatives of ownership.

An independent non-executive director has been proposed, along with a female member, but the system of electing the vast majority of representatives by district will remain.

Some systems, like the Italian, require a government to fall whenever a majority of representatives votes "no confidence" — leading to notorious episodes of instability.

Boris Yeltsin was able to secure approval for his prime ministerial appointees despite the fact that his backers did not hold a majority in the State Duma and a majority of representatives were often hostile to his government.

I'm filing a discharge petition to force a vote on the legislation to save Net Neutrality, and we just need to get a majority of Representatives to sign it.

Under the rules of the House, a bill must be brought to the House Floor for a vote if a majority of Representatives sign a discharge petition demanding it.

The active state structure, which was reconstructed from two-thirds of the total particles, probably contains the majority of representative conformational stages in the catalytic process and therefore is used to represent the overall structure of the TibC TibA dodecamer/hexamer complex.

Indeed, substitution of a key glutamate residue (E253) in the ligand binding pocket of the C-terminal binding domain of the multidrug transcription regulator, BmrR, resulted in the abolition of binding to the majority of representative cationic co-activators (11).

For P. axillaris and P. exserta, the majority of representative transcripts comprised a single isoform whereas approximately 60%% of P. integrifolia transcripts possessed multiple isoforms (Table  2; Additional file 1: Figure S2).

The majority consisted of representatives of public bodies (government and local level) and local medical environmental experts (sometimes in conjunction with local authorities).

Both the House of Representatives and the Senate have passed health care legislation (The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act) and the President of the United States has signed it in to law -- it is the will of the people, the voice of the majority of elected representatives, the duly enacted law of the land.