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What (who) is join the majority - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
The majority report; Majority report (disambiguation)
majority rule
DECISION RULE THAT SELECTS ALTERNATIVES WHICH HAVE A MAJORITY
Simple majority voting; Majority voting; Simple Majority Voting; Majority Rule; Political Majority; Majority rules; Rule by majority; Majority representation system; Majority Rules; Simple majoritarianism; Governance of the majority; Lex majoris partis; Majority Voting
¦ noun the principle that the greater number should exercise greater power.
Majority rule
DECISION RULE THAT SELECTS ALTERNATIVES WHICH HAVE A MAJORITY
Simple majority voting; Majority voting; Simple Majority Voting; Majority Rule; Political Majority; Majority rules; Rule by majority; Majority representation system; Majority Rules; Simple majoritarianism; Governance of the majority; Lex majoris partis; Majority Voting
Majority rule is a principle that means the decision-making power belongs to the group that has the most members. In politics, majority rule usually requires the deciding vote to have majority, that is, more than half the votes.
moral majority
CHRISTIAN RIGHT-WING POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
Moral majority; Moral Majority Coalition; Religious Roundtable
¦ noun [treated as plural] a majority of people regarded as favouring strict moral standards.
?(Moral Majority) a right-wing Christian movement in the US.
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Majority report
Majority report may refer to:
- A Majority opinion, in judicial decisions which are not unanimous
- Majority report (Poor Law)
- Majority Report, American feminist newspaper
- The Majority Report with Sam Seder, a US radio show, hosted by Sam Seder, formerly hosted by Janeane Garofalo
Examples of use of join the majority
1. Thus, Israel would join the majority of European Union countries who preserve judicial oversight of legislation as a fundamental basis of parliamentary democracy.
2. If elected, Sogavare said he would consider severing ties with Taiwan, adding it was time for the Solomons to join the majority of the international community in supporting Beijing.
3. If elected, Sogavare said he would consider severing ties with Taiwan, saying it was time for the Solomons to join the majority of the world in giving diplomatic allegiance to Beijing.
4. When it was clear that most justices opposed one of his long–held positions, he would sometimes join the majority and assign the opinion–writing to himself –– a prerogative of the chief justice –– in order to limit what he saw as the damage.