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Flowersa Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Role in this context
Hi, it not makes sense for me the word "role" here what it might mean in this context? thanks...
The recognized legitimate role for competing interests in Canadian society is qualified by the view that the majority will prevail when a compromise solution cannot be found. Also, according to the principle of majority rule, any political decision can be changed once the majority has altered its own position. A belief in parliamentary democracy also suggests support for political equality, eg, support for the notion of "one person, one vote."
The recognized legitimate role for competing interests in Canadian society is qualified by the view that the majority will prevail when a compromise solution cannot be found. Also, according to the principle of majority rule, any political decision can be changed once the majority has altered its own position. A belief in parliamentary democracy also suggests support for political equality, eg, support for the notion of "one person, one vote."
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Their "role" is (of course) the part they should play. He's saying that people who oppose each other politically should keep in mind that at the end of the game the side with the most votes will win. Flowersa The recognized legitimate role for competing interests in Canadian society is qualified by etc.
- Their "role" is (of course) the part they should play.
- He's saying that people who oppose each other politically should keep in mind that at the end of the game the side with the most votes will win.
- Flowersa The recognized legitimate role for competing interests in Canadian society is qualified by etc.
- Everyone agrees that the correct way for "competitors" to behave is to accept that the majority will rule.
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Their "role" is (of course) the part they should play. 
He's saying that people who oppose each other politically should ke
He's saying that people who oppose each other politically should ke
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