Sentence examples for majority will expressed from inspiring English sources
In 2013 he told the Coalition of African American Pastors Leadership Conference that "We should never be for democracy," because it means majority will expressed through elections.
Because an earlier study on symptoms of depressive illness concluded that the majority of Afghan patients will express death wishes rather than suicidal thoughts, this item was added to the list [ 29].
The 1922 committee meeting will express it.
Consider how your antinatalism will express itself.
But this time, in language reminiscent of 19th-century nationalism, it argued that "no uniform European people" could "express its majority will in a politically effective manner".
"A majority have expressed their will for change," said the PP leader, Mariano Rajoy.Has the tide turned?
"This is not expressed in anger but in wisdom and calm, that will let us get to the right decision whereby the majority will govern according to democratic principles.
A majority will now become food animals.
The majority will ossify.
Supporters say a simple majority will suffice.
