Sentence examples for strict majority from inspiring English sources

Finally, there is the warning that continued liberal "hysteria" only further insults and emboldens the armies of Trump supporters, who, whether a strict majority or not, certainly number in the tens of millions.

As critics of this system point out, in districts contested by more than two candidates, it is possible to gain the seat with less than a strict majority of votes (50 percent plus one).

Top senators were hoping it would be sufficient to persuade their colleagues to halt any attempt on the floor to change the rules with a strict majority vote — an effort that lawmakers on both sides have warned could cripple the Senate.

Our formulation introduces one assumption: a strict majority of votes is required to govern.

Then, the optimal strategy of these voters, ((sigma _{4,1}^{*AA},sigma _{4,2}^{*AA},sigma _{4,3}^{*AA})), satisfies that either one of the two mainstream candidates receive a strict majority of votes.

Upon receiving sufficient results (i.e., at least 2) for the same task, the server is able to consider it valid if a strict majority of clients return the same output.

When two or more trees were tied for the ML score, a semi-strict majority rule consensus of all tied trees was constructed and used as the estimated gene tree for that locus.

On regulation of research for medical treatment, though, the audience was strict, a majority saying the rules should be the same as for conventional drugs research, whereas the scientists on the panel wanted regulation imposed only at the point a medical product was ready for launch.

We note that there has been much recent work on mul-trees ranging from constructing strict and majority rule consensus mul-trees to deriving diameter bounds for various metrics on mul-trees (see, [ 21- 26]).

Pooling a collection of phylogenetic trees when all of them are defined on the same leaf set can be done with a consensus tree (Adams, 1972), such as the widely used strict or majority one (see Bryant, 2003, for an overview).

In its decision last year, the North Carolina Supreme Court applied a strict numerical-majority requirement and rejected the district.