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Meanings of major party in anglès

espanyol
partido mayoritario
català
partit majoritari

Political party that holds substantial influence in the governing of a country.

partit majoritari
Usage of major party in anglès
1
It had enough seats to push either major party over the line.
News.com.au
2
It is uncontroversial in concept, with no major party advocating its abolition.
The Guardian
3
These are the seats that could make or break either major party.
News.com.au
4
This constitutes the actual substantive disagreement between the two major party candidates.
NY Magazine
5
Clive Palmer, 30 Not great news for our own major party leaders there.
News.com.au
6
Citizen Surveys: Where is each major party getting its support from?
The South African
7
The other major party contesting the elections is the left-wing Fretilin.
Radio NZ
8
They have been pushing both major party candidates to embrace it.
Reuters
9
To form a government a major party needs 76 seats.
Reuters
10
RNZ Deputy Political Editor Chris Bramwell asked the major party leaders what they thought.
Radio NZ
11
The byelection season is looming as a major test for both major party leaders.
The Guardian
12
What's more, he had achieved this near-victory without the support of a major party.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
13
Neither major party leader needs to make outrageous concessions to win New Zealand First's support.
Radio NZ
14
Neither major party can be proud they are polling below 35%.
The Guardian
15
Now, in England, every major party apart from the Greens is led by a bloke.
The Guardian
16
It's the first time a major party has nominated a trans person for the role.
Radio NZ
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