Sentence examples for majority would enable from inspiring English sources

But winning a clear majority would enable the Brotherhood's party, if it chose, to govern without forming a coalition.

The Democrats appeared to fall short of the 60-vote majority that would enable them to push bills to a vote by overcoming filibusters.

But they will still be short of the 60-vote majority that would enable them to ward off the threat of crippling Democratic filibusters.

Five days of constitutional deadlock and backstage mayhem followed, in which the Tories tried to make a deal with the Lib Dems to establish a working majority that would enable them to form a government.

Nationwide balloting for the 450-seat Supreme Rada, or parliament, will determine whether Mr. Kuchma can galvanize a new majority that would enable him to pick his own successor to run in the 2004 presidential elections, and thereby stave off a raft of criminal proceedings that are expected to follow him out of office.

Such a political "revolution," overthrowing plutocracy in favor of democracy, would enable majorities to secure the New Deal-style reforms that he labels "socialism".

But they add that, while prison industries are becoming more common, it remains the case that most do not have the facilities for workshops on a scale that would enable the majority of prisoners to do work that will equip them for jobs on release.

In doing so, the Party of Regions was trying to achieve a constitutional majority of 300 votes which would enable prime minister Yanukovych to override the president's veto and control the legislative process.

We do not have a party system that would enable a real majority to win while also taking the minority opinion into account and allowing an active opposition.

Graziano and van Geen predict that 100,000 wells could be installed for less than US$100 million (less than $1 per Bangladeshi citizen) and would enable the vast majority of households to be within a short walking distance of a safe community well.

A new state constitution that untangles the Proposition 13 knot and provides for greater democracy, including the restoration of majority rule for all state financial decisions, would enable residents to rebuild a public sector capable of providing prosperity.