For this does not mean the rule of majority, which has long been known as another form of tyranny; "democracy is constitutional or it is nothing".
All of my pro-democracy friends felt between a rock and a hard place, saying they wanted neither the coup nor the autocracy they see their beloved country being slowly drawn into, all in the name of the rule of majority who don't think, feel or dress the same way.
In such cases, we use the species determined by the rule of majority vote (Section 2.2).
The principle of majority rule was rejected as anathema by the white minority.
Locke also defends the principle of majority rule and the separation of legislative and executive powers.
These and other examples are clear violations of the fundamental principle of majority rule.
The principle of majority rule, the basis for this apparent inconsistency, was considered irrelevant by the Southern Rhodesians.
It's the best way to uphold the principle of majority rule in an election with more than two candidates.
This model employs the rules of Count Majority Evaluation, and Subtotal Area Evaluation that are formulated on the basis of spatial feature evolution over time to quantify spatial evolutions between the S-classes and G-types on the target map.
Taking some of my rights away for the sake of conforming to the rules of the majority is not good enough, and should not be in any country that thrives to be democratic.
Thinkers from Plato to Tocqueville have commented on the dangers inherent in the rule of the majority — especially when the majority is swayed by the passionate actions and speeches of the few.
