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1. He predicted the formation of a rights-crushing majoritarian tyranny.

2. On majoritarian grounds, the movies win.

3. Proponents of the majoritarian vision claim that elections play a more direct role in policy making and it is not ideal to leave policy making to complex between representatives.

4. The two most prominent forms are majoritarian democracies like those found in the U. S. and Great Britain and consensual democracies, found in countries like Switzerland and Israel.

5. The "majoritarian Sinhala Buddhist" campaign will get shriller as the war victory arrives.

6. Firstly, the majoritarian argument is a complete non-starter for me.

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7. Northern Ireland provides a particularly clear illustration of the sometimes hidden problems involved in majoritarian thinking about democracy.

8. The statistical result shows that, after adopting the Mixed-Member Majoritarian System in the district Representatives, the dominant parties took the advantage by attracting more votes than before.

9. The report is a reminder of the paradoxical relations in many parts of the world between majoritarian democracy and personal freedom.

10. Today, a plural society has been posing great challenges to majoritarian democracy, thus threatening the role of court.

11. However, in France, despite it was presidential system or the semi-presidential system, the majoritarian government stands all the time.

12. In that sense, the presidency functions more in keeping with the majoritarian model of democracy.

13. In his appeals to the common man, his attacks on privileged wealth, and his help in building a new sort of mass political party, he advanced the causes of equal rights and majoritarian democracy.

14. Many Muslims, however, see the transfer as an act of majoritarian aggression by Hindu chauvinists.

15. The houses of parliament are popularly and directly elected by a mixed majoritarian and proportional representation system.

16. The American model of democratic government, pluralist democracy, has a number of advantages over the majoritarian model, and these reflect the Founders' vision for America.

17. Moreover, we find that no matter what it is, the parliamentary system or the presidential system, a majoritarian government or a minority (divided) government could exist.

18. Hayek was especially worried about the appearance of legitimacy that majoritarian democracy lends to the interventionist state.

19. Because power is so decentralized among government institutions, the U.S. system can be said to fall short of the highest standard of majoritarian democracy.

20. This would mean that democracy itself was undermined, and replaced by a majoritarian dictatorship.