Sentence examples for majority that seeks from inspiring English sources

I am also a member of the majority that seeks accommodation.

Yoav is a member of the Israeli majority that seeks understanding, and struggles to find a peaceful and mutually-constructive accommodation with the Palestinians.

Think about it -- minorities' opinions are often offensive to and disfavored by the majority that seeks protection from being discomforted and the din of what they always regard as the loud and errant noise of protesters.

The petition also drew a connection between the event's all-white line-up and the rapid recent gentrification of Brooklyn: ("This is the appropriation of our narratives for the sake of entertaining a gentrifying, majority white audience that seeks to consume us and call it paying homage").

House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). said Thursday that he does not support a measure passed by a decisive majority in the Senate that seeks to end U.S. military backing for the Saudi-led war in Yemen.

The silence, some say, is exposing an uncomfortable gulf between Tibetans and China's Han majority, despite decades of propaganda that seeks to portray the nation as a harmonious family comprising 56 contented minorities.

As with those that did not seek care the last time it was needed, the majority of households that sought but did not receive child health services cited cost as the barrier.

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani often said most people were better off without government financial support, and he created a welfare system that at the end of his tenure was turning away a majority of the families that sought help each year.

In federations in which there is no guaranteed overrepresentation of smaller regions, a crucial principle of federalism is violated: the protection of regional sovereignty against a central government, backed by a national majority, that may seek to erode regional autonomy.

Yet, Figure 6 shows that the majority of public ALMP expenditures goes towards programmes that seek to address specific employability issues.

Mr. Stevens's defeat will strengthen a majority that Democrats sought to bolster Tuesday by allowing Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, to retain his high-profile committee chairmanship.