Sentence examples for majority to create from inspiring English sources

Instead, they are using their slim parliamentary majority to create parallel institutions of an independent state.

"When the Democrats were in the majority, I didn't see them pass redistricting reform, right?" Mr. Gianaris, who proposed legislation when he was in the Assembly majority to create an independent redistricting process, brushes off the criticism: "The fact that something that needed to be done wasn't done two years ago is not a reason why it shouldn't be done today".

Mexico's congress this week voted by a huge majority to create a new national space agency which could someday launch rockets from the Yucatan peninsula.

In Arizona's legislature, May notes, it takes only a simple majority to create a credit, but it takes a two-thirds vote to kill it, since it counts as a tax hike.

But his Administration adopted an undercover strategy for building a Republican majority, working to create the impression that there were two Americas: the quiet, ordinary, patriotic, religious, law-abiding Many, and the noisy, élitist, amoral, disorderly, condescending Few.

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.

The majority were built to create clean water reservoirs, to control floods and provide navigation services.

But the intention was never to use jargon to exclude the majority, in order to create safe space for the minority.

Mr. Lott said today that if he took control next week, he would like to use his slim Republican majority to try to create a Homeland Security Department this year, as President Bush called for today.

Liberal groups and others that asked the courts to dissolve the committee on legal grounds have been concerned that its Islamist majority is trying to create the basis for an Islamic state.

"This is part of the majority's attempt to create the appearance of obstruction where none exists," Mr. Grassley said last week in a speech on the floor of the Senate.