The Quarterly Review, Volume 286William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1948 |
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Page 97
... majority is required . In the Council a ( roughly ) two - thirds majority is required in all cases , that is to say , seven votes out of the eleven are needed to approve a resolution , and except in procedural matters the seven must ...
... majority is required . In the Council a ( roughly ) two - thirds majority is required in all cases , that is to say , seven votes out of the eleven are needed to approve a resolution , and except in procedural matters the seven must ...
Page 175
... majority are traders , and South Africa could well do without them . In Dar - es - Salaam , Tanganyika , the Indians own all the hotels , cinemas , and business premises , and 90 per cent . of the houses . They control between 70 per ...
... majority are traders , and South Africa could well do without them . In Dar - es - Salaam , Tanganyika , the Indians own all the hotels , cinemas , and business premises , and 90 per cent . of the houses . They control between 70 per ...
Page 469
... majority , mean Hindu rule . But Moslems had not forgotten that it was their fore- bears who ruled India before the British ; they were not prepared to accept the principle of majority rule . The political ambitions of the Hindu widened ...
... majority , mean Hindu rule . But Moslems had not forgotten that it was their fore- bears who ruled India before the British ; they were not prepared to accept the principle of majority rule . The political ambitions of the Hindu widened ...
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