Sentence examples for majority will allow from inspiring English sources

But his majority will allow him to continue to govern largely unchallenged.

But it's not obvious to me that the court's conservative majority will allow Congress to "simply regulate interstate commerce by imposing 'taxes' whenever someone does or does not do something contrary to its desires".

A pact with opposition parties in the lower chamber, where Mr Cartes's Partido Colorado lacks a majority, will allow the government to press ahead with a programme emphasising overdue infrastructure investment.

"Western Canada can breathe a lot easier," Mr Harper said in Calgary, the Albertan oil capital that he represents in parliament.His opponents have long claimed that a majority will allow Mr Harper to unwrap a bundle of measures, such as curbs on abortion, that are dear to the social conservatives who make up a chunk of his party's activists.

Mr. Rajapaksa's party has made it clear that it seeks a two-thirds majority that will allow the president and his allies to reshape the Constitution.

The newly elected Russian Parliament convened Monday and after a quick bit of horse-trading, the bloc supporting President Vladimir V. Putin established a two-thirds majority, which will allow it to pass any laws or make any constitutional changes it wishes.

Christians had joined the pro-democracy protests in large numbers, hoping for the protections of a pluralistic, democratic state, but a surge in power of Islamists has raised fears of how much tolerance majority rule will allow.

Pro-independence parties are expected to narrowly win an absolute majority of seats in the Catalan parliament — a majority they hope will allow them to declare independence from Spain within 18 months.

Buses and coaches While most bus companies, including National Express and Megabus, won't carry full-sized bikes, the majority say they will allow folding bicycles at the driver's discretion.

Asked Monday night if Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will allow a vote on her proposal, Collins said, "I believe he will".

has readied an amendment to strip the measure from the bill, but it is not clear if the Republican majority will even allow a vote on the measure.