Sentence examples for some majority from inspiring English sources

The Dutch suggest some majority voting in foreign policy, for example.

Some majority privileges, like the choice office space, have been complicated by the Democrats' having slowly won more seats in recent years.

Some institutional changes might make it easier to reach common positions, and some majority voting might help to rally recalcitrant countries.

A lawsuit filed by Republicans charges that the maps violate the Voting Rights Act by eliminating some majority black districts in south Los Angeles.

You mentioned that some majority of those 7 million borrowers who were in default could have avoided that through some form of income-based repayment plan.

This proposed GDSS intends to support a decision panel forming a democratic decision unit, whose members wish to reach a final decision in a choice problem, based on consensus or on some majority rule.

All parts of the public sector will be included except the armed forces, national museums and some majority-state-owned financial institutions.

The president has moved to tighten border security through executive orders, including curbs on immigration and refugees from some majority-Muslim nations and an increase in deportations.

An April CBS News poll found that 53percentt of Americans opposed Trump's travel ban, described in the survey as "temporarily preventing people entering from the U.S. from some majority-Muslim countries". The ban played well in Trump's own party, though: Seventy-two percent of Republicans favored it, while three-quarters of Democrats and more than half of independents opposed it.

If other authors will agree to distribute translations of their books free online, Lenzova said, these translators would like to publish more popular science books next because uncensored science books for the general public can be hard to come by in some majority-Muslim countries.

Since 9/11, Muslim children have been taunted as "terrorists". Over the past three years, since President Trump campaigned on a promise to "ban" Muslims from entering the country and then enacted a court-challenged travel ban that bars people from some majority-Muslim countries, many have grown increasingly concerned.