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Example sentences for "majority vote"

  • A majority vote of one in his favor would acquit.

  • A majority vote of at least two members was necessary to convict.

  • If the proposed law or amendment received a majority vote it was to become a law of the State, independent of Legislative action.

  • A majority vote of each House is required for the passage of a measure.

  • The only way the absent Senators could be reached was through a call of the Senate, which required a majority vote of those present.

  • A majority vote is required by the constitution of Indiana that is so extravagant as to have caused contradictory decisions in the courts.

  • But, in 1738, the legislature passed a bill by which a majority vote of the town or parish could divert the money to the support of "the gospel ministry as by law in the colony established.

  • Constitution must pass both branches of the national Congress by a two-thirds vote and be ratified by a majority vote of three-fourths of the State Legislatures before it becomes a law.

  • Meantime all the energy that should be expended in directly educating the people must again be wasted trying to get a majority vote in two successive Legislatures.

  • Provinces have been organized in a Dominion, but all subsequent elections shall be by a majority vote of all the Grand Giants throughout the Dominion and biennially as aforesaid.

  • It was now continued during three sessions and then, by majority vote, indefinitely postponed.

  • Two conspicuous examples of the impossibility of obtaining an amendment where it would be likely to receive a majority vote are to be found in California and Iowa.

  • A charter was refused in Pennsylvania which provided that the congregation might, by a majority vote, dissolve or secede from the central body and divide the property.

  • Persons forming a religious society may make a contract for the support of its minister by a majority vote.

  • In corporate meetings, meetings of boards, and meetings of committees duly called, a majority vote of those present determines the action of the body.

  • A few sects, by a majority vote, make and change their constitutions at will.

  • Every measure must pass two readings in each chamber, with an interval of five days, unless otherwise ordered by a majority vote.

  • The decision of the commission shall be taken by a majority vote.

  • So long as the present treaty remains in force, Germany undertakes to give every facility for any investigation which the Council of the League of Nations, acting if need be by a majority vote, may consider necessary.

  • The Senate may approve a measure by a majority vote and it then becomes a law, or they may make such suggestions regarding the amendment as may seem to them pertinent, and return it to the House to accept or reject as they may see fit.

  • Judges, both Federal and State, were to be appointed for life, subject to compulsory retirement at seventy, and to forced retirement at any time by a two-thirds vote of the House and a majority vote of the Senate.

  • Their appointment was to be suggested by the President or Governor, as the case might be, and a majority vote of the House and a two-third vote of the Senate were necessary for confirmation.

  • Does a majority vote for a party indicate that the majority approve of the entire platform of that party?

  • Colorado, by a constitutional amendment adopted in 1902, permits the ratification and amendment of charters by a majority vote.

  • A constitutional amendment adopted in Missouri in 1902 provides for the ratification of charters by majority vote.

  • Sidenote: Difficulties due to the fact that international law cannot be made by a majority vote, or repealed save by a unanimous vote.

  • Difficulties due to the fact that international law cannot be made by a majority vote, or repealed save by a unanimous vote.

  • A difficulty of a special kind besets international legislation, owing to the fact that international rules cannot be created by a majority vote, and that, when once in existence, they cannot be repealed save by a unanimous resolution.

  • A reconsideration requires only a majority vote, regardless of the vote necessary to adopt the motion reconsidered.

  • Motions requiring more than a majority vote .


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "majority vote" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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