Sentence examples for support from the minority from inspiring English sources
In fact, it's not such a bad idea to require appointments to the bench to be mainstream enough to command some support from the minority.
Or they can continue their retreat from the promise of being "the greenest government ever" and hope that secures them just enough support from the minority opposed to wind power to squeeze them into government in 2015.
While Hamas and Fatah have an interest in keeping some peace in the run-up to a parliamentary election in January, the PIJ, though claiming to uphold the ceasefire too, may be trying to destabilise things for the sake of it or to win support from the minority of Palestinians who favour a return to the intifada (uprising).
So maybe we needed to rethink what the future was going to hold for a bill of this magnitude to be enacted with literally no support whatsoever from the minority party.
Additionally, 91% of ICUs do not run family support groups; from the minority that do, these are mostly held quarterly and are largely not funded (55%).
But even with considerable support from the Republican minority this year, Democrats concede they do not have enough votes for a veto override.
Plaid Cymru leader Dafydd Wigley claimed yesterday that he'd rallied enough support from the three minority parties to force the election of Lord Elis-toomas thethe prestigious new job even if Labour puts up a rival candidate.
The other components of the coalition are the Democratic Action Party, which draws its support from the Chinese minority, and an Islamic party known as PAS, whose religious conservatism alienates many liberal Malays.
The left-leaning New Democrats, whose leader Andrea Horwath caused the election when she withdrew her party's support from the then minority Liberal government, no longer hold the balance of power.What happens in Ontario matters less now than it did before the western provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia began their long oil- and gas-fuelled economic boom.
In the House, strong support early on from the minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, could also provide confirmation that few Democrats are willing to override Obama's veto.
Thirty-six cadets graduated as new officers in the Protestant-dominated R.U.C., which is soon to lose its name and insignia in an overhaul aimed at shaping a police force capable of winning support from the Roman Catholic minority.
