majority party

His remedy for the legislative deadlock is to appoint a premier from the majority party, even if it's not his own.

But the charter-drafters wanted to make it harder for any other dominant majority party to emerge in future.

By tradition, the leader of the majority party is appointed Prime Minister by the Sovereign in the United Kingdom.

The president appoints the leader of the majority party or majority coalition as prime minister.

As a member of the majority party in Congress, our cabinet program will get more support in Congress for pass.

The memberships of this committee are stacked to give the majority party substantial control.

First, Bush-era Democrats weren't nearly as determined to frustrate the majority party, at any cost, as Obama-era Republicans.

A majority party nominee usually has the advantage of support over a minority party one.

Parties of the opposition are free to criticize the majority party's policy ideas and offer their own proposals.

The Australian Government by the House majority party or coalition of parties, each of the government three-year term.

One consequence of party polarization is that the majority party has to frequently use unorthodox means to achieve its legislative goals.

japan is a parliament, the people don't elect. The majority party does.

The majority party in parliament forms the government.

the British party system, the parliamentary majority party;

A new bill also gives the majority party (ie, Fidesz) a decisive say in choosing the constitutional court's judges