Sentences with phrase «with majority of»

They aligned themselves with the Republican Party in December, creating a coalition with the majority of votes in the body.

«We've also reduced taxes for every tax category, with the majority of it going to the middle - income taxpayers,» he said.

At the 2001 election he was elected with a majority of 16,362, and gave his maiden speech in the House of Commons on 4 July 2001.

Liberal Democrat Simon Wood took the seat with a majority of just 310, a four per cent swing from Labour to Lib Dem.

He recently introduced a bill into the Assembly which calls for 2 percent of annual personal income tax statewide to be earmarked for strictly transit use, with the majority of the money being used to fix the MTA.

With a majority of just 17, she only needs nine individuals to threaten to not play ball to scupper the government legislative program.

«She's been in government, she's in tune with the majority of people in this country... I think she would be an extremely good prime minister.»

Only twelve states retain the death penalty and have recently used it, with the majority of executions occurring in Somalia or Sudan.

David Cameron's decision to veto a European rescue plan has significantly boosted his poll ratings, with the majority of the public backing him.

«We wish the Republican Party would also align itself with the majority of Americans instead of being the party of the privileged few.

However with a majority of 12, some tricky Brexit issues still to come and some spurned ministers on the backbenches, I'm not sure Theresa May's honeymoon will last much longer than August.

He is sanguine about what he is hearing on the doorsteps, and with a majority of 23,000, he perhaps has reason to be optimistic.

With a majority of just 6,000 and the seemingly unstoppable Tory advance, it really did look as though he might become a victim of Theresa May's apparent tactical genius.

Since the US Constitutional Quorum for most purposes is a majority of each house of Congress, can bills pass that house with a majority of the quorum or do they need a majority of the total seats of that house to pass?

On the other hand, the National government won with a majority of nearly 250 seats; Baldwin's fears of defeat seem somewhat exaggerated.

It's a classic wedge strategy that Democrats are employing to whip up the base and cast their Republican opponents as too extreme / out - of - step with the majority of New Yorkers.

With the majority of jobs in Ghana created by the private sector, the he indicated that «if the private sector does not have the strength to be able to operate and grow, it becomes difficult to create jobs.

The party or coalition of parties with the majority of seats in the parliament forms the executive.

Defence secretary Michael Fallon's special adviser James Wild has been selected to fight North Norfolk, which is held by Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb with a majority of 4,043.

The government won the vote over Mr Hunt's future with a majority of 38.

One has to consider here the nature of the contest: Large low density rural areas with a majority of Trump supporters vs. a few concentrated areas where the vast majority are Clinton supporters.

In 2015, Conservative Jackie Doyle Price won it with a majority of 974.

How is ensuring the winning candidate is the one with a majority of votes less democratic than a system where the winner is the candidate with the largest minority of votes?

But, in a result typical of the night, Gill won with a majority of 6,917.

They calculate that, with the majority of prisoners sentenced to less than 12 months, at least 4,000 foreign criminals will evade deportation, including those convicted of drug dealing, benefit fraud, theft and burglary.

Bath 1992Although Conservative Party chairman Chris Patten could celebrate an astonishing party general election victory in 1992, he lost his own seat to Lib Dem candidate Don Foster who won with a majority of 3,768.

Opposing the bill in the Commons, Conservative MP James Arbuthnot said the practice seemed «out of touch with the majority of the people we represent, because only a tiny proportion of our constituents go to church.»

The MP is an ardent New Labour supporter with a majority of nearly 12,000 and has served since the 1999 by - election.

He won the last election with a majority of 11,314.

After 35 years» service in the House of Commons (he scraped in with a majority of 57 in a 1973 by - election) Sir Alan has decided to publish his memoirs.

As one of Blair's loyalest supporters, she won the 2005 election with a majority of 11,562.

Could I have gotten by with the majority of what I started cloth diapering with?

In concert with the majority of heath care professionals, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Pregnancy Association recommends breastfeeding as the healthiest feeding option for growing babies.

These ten best nursing covers available for online purchase in 2018 are top - rated products with a majority of positive reviews by verified customers.

If there is any organized play, it should be very brief, with the majority of time spent having children just playing among themselves.

After getting frustrated with the majority of diapers that she had in her stash, a friend of mine bought only one of a whole bunch of different diapers, used them for thirty days, returned the diapers that didn't work for her babies, and stocked up on those that she liked.

Just a few reasons include they have built - in playmates that they get along with the majority of the time and clothing can be passed down before it goes out of style.

Hi, whilst I agree with the majority of what you're saying, eg anticipating thus avoiding the tantrums, and having an empathetic approach to understanding how your child feels, I really disagree with soothing, stroking and comforting, etc a child whilst they're having a tantrum.

I have learned from Ms. Geltman that when faced with the majority of parenting challenges, an authentic and empathetic «I Get It» will usually make all the difference in the world.

Choosing your GP to provide you with the majority of your care will usually be in combination with midwifery or obstetric care.

Almost every baby will get diaper rash at least once during the first 3 years of life, with the majority of these babies 9 - 12 months old.

Forgive me if I am inaccurately lumping you in with a majority of the professionals in your field, but I have essentially heard the same story so many times that I have no reason not to, based on your article.

Given the parallels between the German and Dutch systems (i.e. with midwives dealing with the majority of hospital births), I'm also quite curious as to why Germany's stats seem to be so much better.

Dr JaneMaree Maher of the Centre for Women's Studies & Gender Research at Monash University in Australia, offers a very different way of conceptualizing pain and empowerment, one that resonates with the majority of women.

These factors relate predominantly to physical custody or what Colorado calls parenting time — they help the judge to determine which parent the child will live with the majority of the time.

These included foods sold in cafeteria a la carte lines, vending machines, and school stores, with the majority of the revenue generated by a la carte cafeteria sales.

According to a report from the CPSC, between 2000 and 2010 there were 245 reports of furniture tip - over deaths in children ages 8 an under, with the majority of them being under 5.

In the 18th and 19th Centuries, babywearing was at its peak with the majority of Mothers carrying their children everywhere they went.

Wrap dresses are a favorite of mine — they work well with the majority of figures and are easily adjustable and available in a wide variety of prints.

Livity has a catchment covering the whole borough, with the majority of children being transported into school.