parliamentary majority

In these countries, usually no single party has a parliamentary majority by itself.

Our position has not, however, gain the support of the parliamentary majority.

Since 2005, a single party has achieved a parliamentary majority.

The front won a large parliamentary majority in elections last May.

A day before that the coalition had already lost the parliamentary majority.

On 2 March 2010 the coalition had already lost the parliamentary majority.

Ministers could expect to have a parliamentary majority whatever they did.

But it failed to win enough seats for a parliamentary majority.

He must also lead Labor to a governing parliamentary majority.

The second thing that might give him pause for thought is what would happen if he did win a full parliamentary majority.

This is a good report that merits a large parliamentary majority.

This resulted in the biggest ever parliamentary majority for any party.

The government was able to function properly, even without a parliamentary majority.

He won an overwhelming parliamentary majority in elections the following year.

At any rate, the party's share of the vote continued its slide, giving Labour a large parliamentary majority.

Cameron lead his party and was unable to win a parliamentary majority.

In addition, the Socialists only held a small parliamentary majority.

No political party was able to secure a viable parliamentary majority.

For the first time since the 1966 election, an incumbent government had increased their vote and/or parliamentary majority.

The election was won by the left, providing the new government with an absolute parliamentary majority.

His Government has lacked an assured parliamentary majority for many months.

It stood in the parliamentary majority, but chosen a critical attitude.

That is the largest parliamentary majority enjoyed by any political group in France since 1815.

But neither is able to demonstrate a clear ability to command a parliamentary majority.

In the 1929 general election, Labour won the greatest number of seats, though not a parliamentary majority.