Sentence examples for plurality of members from inspiring English sources

Although Omar won one of the two seats that he was contesting in the 2014 state legislative elections, the JKNC lost its plurality of members in the chamber to the PDP.

The government must enjoy the support of the majority, or at least a plurality, of members of the legislature, and should share a similar agenda.Parliament and government also depend on one another for survival, since a prime minister usually has the power to call elections at will, while parliament can sack a prime minister at any time.

Nevertheless, a plurality of members, 12, voted that FDA should remove the drug.

And a 48percentt plurality of Americans say that members of Congress should take action to try to reduce mass shootings, while just a third believe mass shootings cannot be reduced through legislation.

'Binarium famosissimum' (= "most famous pair") is the name given by some twentieth-century historians of medieval philosophy to what was regarded as a characteristic pair of doctrines universal hylomorphism and plurality of forms often maintained together by members of the "Augustinian" school of scholastics in the thirteenth century.

The February election, at which pro-reform candidates captured a plurality of seats in the 290-member parliament, seems to have been the deciding moment.On April 20th, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, gave the hardliners their green light.

To select the adequate CH, ({V}_{mathrm{init}}) calculates the number of members on each lane of the street (plurality), at first.

Initiator gets the position of each member and calculates the plurality of each lane.

With a plurality of just 10,000 votes, he became the last member of the House to go directly to the White House.

Polls have shown that a plurality of area residents, 49percentt, prefer a life sentence, and family members of two of the people he killed have also spoken out against executing him.

A facilitator encourages the sharing and discussion of reasons for the choices made by each group member, thereby identifying common ground, and a plurality of ideas and approaches.