Examples of using Support of the majority in English and their translations into French
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Nevertheless, it is recognized that for an enduring peace to be restored which will enjoy the support of the majority of Sierra Leoneans
Increasingly, it is difficult to explain the anomaly that a reasonable programme of work, such as the A5, which enjoys the support of the majority of States, does not enable us to commence negotiations.
from 2010 to 2012, and looks forward to the support of the majority of Member States for that membership.
reform of the General Assembly have already been identified, and they have the support of the majority of Member States, including Slovenia.
If the Board is satisfied that the union has the support of the majority(that is, more than 50%)
elected democratically with the support of the majority of votes and reiterated their wish for a peaceful, institutional, just solution to
had received the support of the majority of voters because the basic principles of her programme included cessation of the bombing
This package of proposals secured the support of the majority of the member States of the Conference on Disarmament,
has an undisputed leader, or no party commands the support of the majority in the House of Assembly, the Governor-General must appoint the person in his judgment who is most likely to command the support of the majority of the members in that House.
executed by the political leadership, its army and militia, which crossed into what was then Zaire after their defeat by the Rwandese Patriotic Army with the support of the majority of the population of my country.
proposals relating to the revitalization and reform of the General Assembly have already been identified and have the support of the majority.
members of the Catholic clergy in fact deprived the movement of the support of the majority of those living in the province.
France does not enjoy the support of the majority of the members of the Security Council,
Although they did not have the support of the majority of the residents of Mombasa and other Coastal Counties,
It has not only propounded the idea that reform must be based on proposals that could realistically garner the support of the majority of States but has also demonstrated genuine flexibility to the end of achieving a compromise solution.
Silajdžić neither fulfilled the three European Union principles nor enjoyed the support of the majority of parties.