Sentence examples for to have majority from inspiring English sources

This policy was in the last Conservative manifesto and now is the policy of Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats, so it appears to have majority support.

Vice's founders will continue to have majority control of the board in a structure that Smith said "gives us the freedom to do what we want to do".

The bill is thought to have majority support in the Senate, but possibly not enough backing to overcome procedural hurdles or a threatened veto by President Clinton.

Polls in Le Figaro, a newspaper that backs the president, showed his decisions to have majority support, although similar polls in other publications offered less conclusive scores.

But Bayer is expected to have majority control of the combined company, and it will have the option of buying out the Aventis stake in the venture at some point in the future, people close to the discussions said.

With a commitment to cultural diversity outlined in its charter, SBS leads the way with programs designed to have majority diverse-background casts, such as The Principal and The Family Law.

Proposals regarding requests to have majority-independent boards also fall in this category.

How strange it would be to have a majority Republican House vote for Mitt Romney and a majority Democratic Senate vote for Joe Biden?

"We have to have a majority vote.

Zuma, however, still appeared to have a majority of support.

Starting in 2003, however, all U.S.-listed firms had to have a majority of independent directors.