Hai cercato la traduzione di majority wins da Tagalog a Inglese

small wins
majority wins

quitter never wins
never quit,never give up

majoritarian system: candidates who receive the majority of votes win.
majoritarian systems: candidates who receive the majority of votes win.

majority of modern memes are captured images that are supposed to be humorous, often to ridicule human behavior
the world of memes is remarkabale for it is a worldwide social phenomenon and it is like a contagious virus, traveling rapidly from one person to another through social media

celebrate small wins. do not despise these small things
celebrate your small wins .do not despise these small things.

best of" just means you win the majority of the sets. if youre playing to 3 sets then the winner is whoever wins 2 sets, being the best if the 3 sets.
what is the best of the three?

simple organizational structure is the most basic structure and is applicable to small businesses where majority of the power and decision-making rests on the owner.
simple organizational structure is the most basic structure and is applicable to small businesses where majority of the power and decision making rests on the owner.

an unjust law is a code that a majority inflicts on a minority that is not binding on itself. this is difference made legal. on the other hand a just law is a code that a majority compels a minority to follow that it is willing to follow itself. this is sameness made legal.
unjust laws

in light of this, perhaps we should regard such countries not as underdeveloped, but rather as appropriately developed. and maybe we need to start calling on rich countries to justify their excesses. the idea of “de-developing” rich countries might prove to be a strong rallying cry in the global south, but it will be tricky to sell to westerners. tricky, but not impossible. according to recent consumer research, 70% of people in middle- and high-income countries believe overconsumption is putting our planet and society at risk. a similar majority also believe we should strive to buy and own less, and that doing so would not compromise our happiness. people sense there is something wrong with the dominant model of economic progress and they are hungry for an
in light of this, perhaps we should regard such countries not as underdeveloped, but rather as appropriately developed. and maybe we need to start calling on rich countries to justify their excesses. the idea of “de-developing” rich countries might prove to be a strong rallying cry in the global south, but it will be tricky to sell to westerners. tricky, but not impossible. according to recent consumer research, 70% of people in middle- and high-income countries believe overconsumption is putting our planet and society at risk. a similar majority also believe we should strive to buy and own less, and that doing so would not compromise our happiness. people sense there is something wrong with the dominant model of economic progress and they are hungry for an alternative narrative.