Definition of majority rule in English:

majority rule

noun

mass noun

The principle that the greater number should exercise greater power.
a peaceful transition to majority rule would avoid bloodshed
Example sentencesExamples
- After all, if violence can prevent majority rule, it can also be employed to restore such rule.
- Most of us would consider such an exercise in majority rule unacceptable.
- Still, there is a distinction to be made between majority rule and majoritarianism.
- This was the first instance of black majority rule in South Africa.
- The goal of enshrining minority protections before majority rule is a worthy one.
- This, say nationalists, is majority rule by the back door.
- Rousseau laid the basis for modern ideas of democracy and the legitimacy of majority rule.
- As Novak points out, Jews have flourished in polities that respect majority rule and protect individual rights.
- First, it challenges the traditional narrow equation of democracy with majority rule.
- They were designed to ease the transition to black majority rule, while avoiding the danger of social revolution.
- These tactics not only violate democracy and majority rule, but arguably offend the Constitution as well.
- Their opposition is more elemental: they do not accept the principle of democratic majority rule.
- The danger in such a course is you have majority rule, and that does not necessarily produce the best law.
- It was Smith who declared that there would ‘never in a thousand years’ be black majority rule in Rhodesia.
- Democracy means majority rule, but it also means minority rights.
- Did you know that the constitution nowhere says that Congress has to pass laws by majority rule?
- Yet in practice, liberal democracy should also allow for checks on government and limits to majority rule.
- In America, there has never been true majority rule.
- In the homogenizing nation-state, justice and majority rule could for some time be perceived as one and the same.
- That Union was based on the principle of majority rule, with constitutional rights carefully delineated for the minority.

Definition of majority rule in US English:

majority rule

nounməˈdʒɔrədi ˈˌrul

The principle that the greater number should exercise greater power.
a peaceful transition to majority rule would avoid bloodshed
Example sentencesExamples
- They were designed to ease the transition to black majority rule, while avoiding the danger of social revolution.
- Their opposition is more elemental: they do not accept the principle of democratic majority rule.
- Yet in practice, liberal democracy should also allow for checks on government and limits to majority rule.
- In the homogenizing nation-state, justice and majority rule could for some time be perceived as one and the same.
- As Novak points out, Jews have flourished in polities that respect majority rule and protect individual rights.
- Democracy means majority rule, but it also means minority rights.
- This was the first instance of black majority rule in South Africa.
- Rousseau laid the basis for modern ideas of democracy and the legitimacy of majority rule.
- The danger in such a course is you have majority rule, and that does not necessarily produce the best law.
- That Union was based on the principle of majority rule, with constitutional rights carefully delineated for the minority.
- These tactics not only violate democracy and majority rule, but arguably offend the Constitution as well.
- The goal of enshrining minority protections before majority rule is a worthy one.
- It was Smith who declared that there would ‘never in a thousand years’ be black majority rule in Rhodesia.
- After all, if violence can prevent majority rule, it can also be employed to restore such rule.
- Still, there is a distinction to be made between majority rule and majoritarianism.
- First, it challenges the traditional narrow equation of democracy with majority rule.
- Most of us would consider such an exercise in majority rule unacceptable.
- This, say nationalists, is majority rule by the back door.
- In America, there has never been true majority rule.
- Did you know that the constitution nowhere says that Congress has to pass laws by majority rule?

单词	majority rule
释义	Definition of majority rule in English: majority rule noun mass noun The principle that the greater number should exercise greater power. a peaceful transition to majority rule would avoid bloodshed Example sentencesExamples After all, if violence can prevent majority rule, it can also be employed to restore such rule. Most of us would consider such an exercise in majority rule unacceptable. Still, there is a distinction to be made between majority rule and majoritarianism. This was the first instance of black majority rule in South Africa. The goal of enshrining minority protections before majority rule is a worthy one. This, say nationalists, is majority rule by the back door. Rousseau laid the basis for modern ideas of democracy and the legitimacy of majority rule. As Novak points out, Jews have flourished in polities that respect majority rule and protect individual rights. First, it challenges the traditional narrow equation of democracy with majority rule. They were designed to ease the transition to black majority rule, while avoiding the danger of social revolution. These tactics not only violate democracy and majority rule, but arguably offend the Constitution as well. Their opposition is more elemental: they do not accept the principle of democratic majority rule. The danger in such a course is you have majority rule, and that does not necessarily produce the best law. It was Smith who declared that there would ‘never in a thousand years’ be black majority rule in Rhodesia. Democracy means majority rule, but it also means minority rights. Did you know that the constitution nowhere says that Congress has to pass laws by majority rule? Yet in practice, liberal democracy should also allow for checks on government and limits to majority rule. In America, there has never been true majority rule. In the homogenizing nation-state, justice and majority rule could for some time be perceived as one and the same. That Union was based on the principle of majority rule, with constitutional rights carefully delineated for the minority. Definition of majority rule in US English: majority rule nounməˈdʒɔrədi ˈˌrul The principle that the greater number should exercise greater power. a peaceful transition to majority rule would avoid bloodshed Example sentencesExamples They were designed to ease the transition to black majority rule, while avoiding the danger of social revolution. Their opposition is more elemental: they do not accept the principle of democratic majority rule. Yet in practice, liberal democracy should also allow for checks on government and limits to majority rule. In the homogenizing nation-state, justice and majority rule could for some time be perceived as one and the same. As Novak points out, Jews have flourished in polities that respect majority rule and protect individual rights. Democracy means majority rule, but it also means minority rights. This was the first instance of black majority rule in South Africa. Rousseau laid the basis for modern ideas of democracy and the legitimacy of majority rule. The danger in such a course is you have majority rule, and that does not necessarily produce the best law. That Union was based on the principle of majority rule, with constitutional rights carefully delineated for the minority. These tactics not only violate democracy and majority rule, but arguably offend the Constitution as well. The goal of enshrining minority protections before majority rule is a worthy one. It was Smith who declared that there would ‘never in a thousand years’ be black majority rule in Rhodesia. After all, if violence can prevent majority rule, it can also be employed to restore such rule. Still, there is a distinction to be made between majority rule and majoritarianism. First, it challenges the traditional narrow equation of democracy with majority rule. Most of us would consider such an exercise in majority rule unacceptable. This, say nationalists, is majority rule by the back door. In America, there has never been true majority rule. Did you know that the constitution nowhere says that Congress has to pass laws by majority rule?
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