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e 2008 elections, the Senate had a Democratic | majority for the first time since 1965. |
This gave them a Senate | majority for the first time since Hoover's administrat |
t fell short of its goal to deny a two-thirds | majority for BN. |
The last election produced a | majority for the Conservative Party. |
ne dissenter in Plessy v. Ferguson, wrote the | majority for the court. |
list Party was rewarded with the then largest | majority for a party in the national parliament. |
ate Republican groups, such as the Republican | Majority For Choice, It's My Party Too, and Republican |
Twigg (Labour) was elected, with an increased | majority for Labour, going against the trend of the el |
The opposition disputed this overwhelming | majority for Saleh, saying that the count gave Saleh 6 |
them were Germans, and the city had a German | majority for a long time. |
ment of Northern Ireland, it produced a large | majority for the Ulster Unionist Party. |
The outcome of the election was an absolute | majority for Kreisky which held until 1983. |
The KMT lost its | majority for the first time, losing 46 seats and falli |
in the district in 2008, polling an absolute | majority for the first time. |
ion produced an increased two-party preferred | majority for Labor. |
The last election produced a | majority for the Liberal Democrats. |
erto Rico were brought in as slave labor, the | majority for work on coastal or lowland sugar plantati |
onvention and conventioneers adopted a simple | majority for nomination. |
elections in 1973, which did not set a clear | majority for any party. |
ing Liberal Democratic Party lost its overall | majority for the first time since 1983 and also failed |
Deeper blue represents a relative | majority for the centre-right coalition, brighter red |
All of these were in England, with the | majority for Worcestershire and Oxford University. |
In January 1793 he voted with the | majority for the execution of King Louis XVI. |
The | majority formed a National Left Wing Council and attem |
rotectorate in 1999 after its ethnic Albanian | majority fought a two-year war with Serbia, then decla |
Chief Justice McLachlin, writing for the | majority, found the law constitutional. |
Justice Sopinka, writing for the | majority, found that there was no violation of section |
Justice La Forest, for the | majority, found that the surrepticious monitoring by l |
The | majority found that police can ask exploratory questio |
He held his | majority from the by-election winning over 60% of the |
Students are from all over the world with a | majority from the United States. |
t the Federal election in 2007 increasing her | majority from 2.2% to 8.15%. |
his election, the governing CDU increased its | majority from 1 to 3 seats in parliament. |
om Lahore PP-152 and won with an overwhelming | majority from his native seat PP-110 Gujrat. |
eek clergy, which in effect excludes the Arab | majority from the Church's upper ranks. |
The results saw Labour increase their | majority from 1 to 11 seats after making 5 gains from |
n the byelection, increasing the Conservative | majority from 3,606 to 7,198. |
s 82% And Tomlinson overturned a Conservative | majority from the previous election of 4,158. |
s the 'Power Discounts Team' (PDT) captured a | majority from Mallett's PRT. |
Community Channel is | majority funded by the Cabinet Office (Office of the T |
The | majority further dismissed the proposition that there |
Junius, whose wife was among the faithless | majority, goads young Tarquinius, the king's son, into |
contested as the Republicans held a one seat | majority going into the election. |
year, he led Labor to South Australia's first | majority government in the House of Assembly at the 19 |
Labor formed South Australia's first | majority government after winning the 1910 state elect |
egarding the British insistence on an African | majority government in Rhodesia before independence |
The NDP won a | majority government and Hope served as a parliamentary |
Prince Edward Island was elected to its first | majority government in 14 years. |
The PCs won a | majority government in the 1959 election. |
ovember 2008, arguing that Quebecers needed a | majority government during difficult economic times, C |
The Conservatives formed a | majority government under Robert Borden. |
The Civic Platform formed a coalition | majority government with the Polish People's Party. |
votes, as the Progressive Conservatives won a | majority government provincially. |
Howard Pawley's slender | majority government fell in 1988 when a disgruntled ND |
gressive Conservative Party of Manitoba won a | majority government in the 1990 provincial election. |
he province since 2003, and currently forms a | majority government in the Legislative Assembly of Ont |
Labour now formed its first | majority government and the new Prime Minister, Clemen |
the Progressive Conservatives won a landslide | majority government under Brian Mulroney. |
The Conservatives had already won a | majority government in the rest of the province, and R |
The Liberals won a | majority government in this election, and Winkler serv |
The Progressive Conservatives won a | majority government in the election, and Sullivan lost |
d by Charles Boucher de Boucherville formed a | majority government in the 1875 elections. |
The Progressive Conservatives won a reduced | majority government with 169 seats. |
The NDP won an unexpected | majority government in the 1990 provincial election, a |
It would hold | majority government until 1993. |
In the 2011 election, the Conservatives won a | majority government with 167 seats. |
In the 1911 state election, Labor won | majority government for the first time under John Scad |
May 17, 2005 - CBC projects a BC Liberal | majority government at 9:05 p.m. local time. |
Gonsalves' ULP won another | majority government in 2005 general election, winning |
The NDP won an unexpected | majority government in the 1990 provincial election, a |
rty lost seats but managed to retain a narrow | majority government in the 1997 federal election, whil |
The Manitoba Liberal Party won a | majority government in this election, and Armstrong sa |
The Progressive Conservatives won a | majority government in the 1995 election, and on this |
The NDP won a | majority government and Swarbrick won a landslide vict |
The National Party had formed a | majority government for the first time in Australian h |
The Progressive Conservatives won a | majority government in the 1995 election, though Clear |
onservative Party of Canada - Stephen Harper ( | Majority Government) |
The Conservatives won a | majority government, and Buchanan sat as backbench sup |
wed the Progressive Conservatives to regain a | majority government, while the Liberals neither gained |
"Liberal-Progressives" were re-elected with a | majority government, McPherson went down to a resoundi |
ty was re-elected with its fourth consecutive | majority government, winning just under 50% of the vot |
rn 319 MPs, giving them the ability to form a | majority government, albeit with a mere 3 seats. |
The Conservatives won a | majority government, and Garland served as a backbench |
The Progressive Party won a | majority government, and Ferguson served on the opposi |
stitution provided for the establishment of a | majority government. |
ts despite a 2.6% swing against to form a new | majority government. |
is has won re-election and can now form a new | majority government. |
had 10 seats each, meaning neither could form | majority government. |
New Democratic Party won a third consecutive | majority government. |
er of the traditional coalitions could form a | majority government. |
1910 as Andrew Fisher formed the first Labor | majority Government. |
election terminated a 15-year period of a SPD | majority government. |
n, the Liberals won 66 seats, again forming a | majority government. |
Blakeney and the NDP were re-elected to a | majority government. |
cted, giving the party its second consecutive | majority government. |
He won, and two years later the UFA won a | majority government. |
ic New Democratic Party to victory, winning a | majority government. |
in which the Progressive Conservatives won a | majority government. |
Labor had never before held | majority government. |
sts: it was Australia's first elected federal | majority government; Australia's first Senate majority |
premier to have won three or more consecutive | majority governments. |
t up the fund will be controlled by a student | majority, grant allocation committee. |
0 Bob Neill was reelected with a Conservative | majority greater than that achieved in 2005 |
Grant's Republican Party increased its | majority greatly at the expense of the opposition Demo |
their deal with the independent label Silent | Majority Group and their new management company JHMP. |
The | majority had already earned college degrees, some from |
At the 1987 general election, his | majority had increased to almost 25,000. |
seat since the 1979 general election, and his | majority had remained over 15,000 even in the Conserva |
At the 1997 general election Bruce's | majority had risen again to 6,997. |
Labour's percentage | majority halved at the 2005 general election, from 30. |
The Republican 28-7 | majority has remained unchanged since the 2002 electio |
redisposition to MS to the MBP gene, though a | majority have not. |
utlines of some from the air however the vast | majority have gone. |
The | majority have a nomadic lifestyle. |
The | majority have left, fleeing death squads. |
gen is a most inflammable gas and perhaps the | majority have exploded in use." |
tion, Brooke lost the substantial part of her | majority, having seen it reduced to a mere 269 votes; |
y of Music's Third Stream department with the | majority having jazz or folk backgrounds. |
Upon attaining his | majority he found an ample fortune awaiting him. |
alance of seats, 223 to 211, was the slimmest | majority held by either party since 1952. |
McLachlin, writing for the | majority, held that there was no right to logging unde |
The | majority held that the violation was not upheld under |
Laskin, for the | majority, held that the law was valid provincial law u |
The | majority held that the impugned sections violated the |
Justice McLachlin, writing for the | majority, held that the deviation between districts di |
The | majority held that because the outbreak of war occurre |
Justice Sopinka, writing for the | majority, held that there was no violation of section |
Justice Lamer, writing for the | majority, held that the sentencing provision violated |
The Hickman principle was, the | majority held, simply a rule of construction allowing |
Marthoma Christians are a | majority here. |
Soskice held the seat with a | majority higher than that achieved by Freeman the prev |
though Eisenhower was re-elected with a large | majority, his Republican Party lost a net of two seats |
Although Bush won with a strong | majority, his Republican Party lost a net of two seats |
Carl Icahn is the | majority holder with an 87% interest in Icahn Enterpri |
hael Ashcroft of England and Jeffrey Prosser, | majority holder at the time, of the United States. |
laims more than 600 employees nationwide, the | majority holding security clearances. |
Two years later, Cartier acquired a | majority holding in Piaget and Baume & Mercier. |
ck exchange In 1998 HK Ruokatalo obtained the | majority holding of AS Rakvere Lihakombinaat. |
Despite winning an overall | majority Horn decided to form a coalition with the Fre |
Bebadi was no exception; thee | majority houses of this village were eradicated in the |
als of countries at war with Canada, the vast | majority however were settler immigrants, primarily of |
The | majority however remained behind with Col. Psarros, an |
The | majority however, like most of the Jews of Safed and T |
The | majority, however, bear no relation whatever to the wo |
The | majority, if not all, of the civil and military offici |
The Hungarians formed an ethnic | majority in every district except for the district Nag |
case even when a government has a very strong | majority in the House of Representatives. |
The Liberals held only a small | majority in the House of Assembly, and Premier Albert |
801, which had been adopted by the Federalist | majority in the previous Congress, but was repealed by |
He increased his | majority in 1929, and retired from the House of Common |
The panchayat partyless system option got a | majority in 54 out of the 75 districts of Nepal. |
He won a large | majority in the 1979 election. |
inister] will have to have the support of the | majority in the National Assembly (parliament) if he w |
its government usually commanding a decisive | majority in Parliament, this does not usually happen. |
s a reason to be concerned about a Republican | majority in the House of Representatives. |
healthy state-wide margin and had a gained a | majority in 64 of 67 counties. |
ntonians thought it possible to form an Adams | majority in the State Legislature across Clintonian-Bu |
The Whigs held a | majority in the House of Commons after the election in |
He sided with the | majority in the 5-4 decision in Pollock to strike down |
The Conservative | majority in East Surrey in 2005 was 15,921 in 2005. |
ltimately, however, Yrigoyen secured a narrow | majority in the college, and Rojas was defeated. |
o the Democratic Party, but retained a narrow | majority in the House. |
indicated a strong chance of Labor losing its | majority in the Lower House. |
The BJP retained a | majority in the 2002 election, and Narendra Modi has s |
No candidate gained a | majority in the 5 June primary requiring a runoff betw |
overnment was re-elected with a parliamentary | majority in the 1973 provincial election. |
with over 2,000 hours of military flying, the | majority in the F-16. |
n of Sri Lanka can be amended by a two-thirds | majority in parliament. |
President Kagame recently won an overwhelming | majority in Rwanda's recent presidential election. |
He helped the Democratic Party retain its | majority in the 1978 congressional elections. |
He was elected governor by an overwhelming | majority in 1833, the last anti-Jacksonian candidate t |
It passed by a large | majority in the Duma with the support of the ruling Un |
He increased his | majority in the 2008 elections. |
e this, the Republicans did maintain a strong | majority in the House. |
He held the seat until 1906, although his | majority in 1886 was down to 80. |
's Party, FAC's gains gave the centre-right a | majority in Asturias for the first time. |
t of Palmer's defeat, the Liberals lost their | majority in the assembly and a new general election wa |
fter this victory, Charles declared his legal | majority in August 1563, formally ending the regency. |
May 21, 2011, he joined the House Republican | Majority in voting for a constitutional amendment to d |
The Democrats held a 59-41 seat | majority in the Senate at the time of Byrd's death. |
ound is only needed if no candidate attains a | majority in the first round.) |
If there was no | majority in the senate, then the lower chamber could p |
Mazzei was elected by an overwhelming | majority in a five person Republican primary in 2004. |
Republicans need 10 more seats to win a | majority in the Senate, but most analysts believe they |
d a significant presence, and in 1954 a clear | majority in them. |
This put the Labour | majority in the House up to five. |
No party commanded an absolute | majority in two other states. |
He was re-elected with an increased | majority in the election of 1973. |
He won the seat by a large | majority in a straight fight against Labour. |
Opposition MDC factions secured a | majority in the incoming parliament. |
The Bucktails | majority in the State Senate did not nominate any cand |
r a second term in government, increasing its | majority in the Legislature significantly. |
When the Republicans lost the | Majority in November 2008 he became the Deputy Minorit |
el managed to retain this seat with a reduced | majority in 1947. |
He increased his | majority in 1970 despite a strong challenge by future |
e's National Movement, which claimed a narrow | majority in the Legislative Council. |
as elected to his first term with a landslide | majority in the 2001 general election. |
Hindus form the | majority in the eastern regions of the village. |
The ruling Nacionalista Party retained their | majority in the House of Representatives. |
elections, the Democratic Party increased its | majority in the chamber. |
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