rule by majority造句

• Perhaps the reason is in social history as well as religious _ Islamic disdain for rule by majority decisions.
• Six years ago Congress enacted a law that allows Congress to overturn any rule by majority vote within 60 days of the rule being issued.
• The court ruled by majority vote that the decree was " not in accordance with the constitution of Yugoslavia and its law on criminal procedure,"
• The Permanent Council was led by the king, had 36 members elected, half from each chamber of the Sejm, and ruled by majority vote ( the king decided in case of a tie ).
• In 1892, the U . S . Supreme Court ruled in " United States v . Ballin " that both houses of Congress are parliamentary bodies, implying that they may make procedural rules by majority vote.
• Those experienced in both logic and politics ( at the macro and micro levels ), and anyone who has ever tried to be a change agent in organisations or society, know that well-constructed arguments are often over-ruled by majorities even in the complete absence of a coherent counter-argument.