- A
supermajority is a
requirement for a
proposal to gain a
specified level of
support which is
greater than the
threshold of one-half used for a simple...
-
publicly traded and investor-owned oil and gas companies, also
known as
supermajors. The term,
particularly in the
United States,
emphasizes their economic...
- interval, thus
making it below, or
subminor to, the
minor interval. A
supermajor interval is a
musical interval that is
noticeably wider than a
major interval...
- however, the
supermajority provisions have a board-out
clause that
provides the
board with the
power to
determine when and if the
supermajority provisions...
- (augmented fourth) is
equal to a 5:4
major third plus an 8:7
supermajor second, or a 9:7
supermajor third plus a 10:9
major second. The
difference between these...
- music, the
septimal whole tone,
septimal major second,
supermajor second, or
septimal supermajor second play is the
musical interval exactly or approximately...
- them a
supermajority in the House. The
concurrently held
Senate elections also
resulted in a
supermajority,
giving Republicans supermajority control...
- the
clash of left wing-right wing ideologies. As PML (N)
secured a
supermajority in
elections in 1997,
Nawaz Sharif authorised nuclear testings, as a...
- a
narrow but
decisive majority against NATO membership; by April, a
supermajority was in
favour of membership. On 11 May 2022,
Finland signed a mutual...
- and D). Play
Another major sixth is the 12:7
septimal major sixth or
supermajor sixth, the
inversion of the
septimal minor third, of
approximately 933...
