Примери за използване на An absolute majority in на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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His party alliance secured an absolute majority in the National Assembly.
Rajoy needs an absolute majority in the vote of 350 deputies.
Thus, Albanians now constitute an absolute majority in Presevo and Bujanovac.
Mr Saakashvili won an absolute majority in the first round of polling.
That would not be enough to win an absolute majority in the first round.
An absolute majority in the Catalan Parliament requires 68 seats- the chamber has 135 representatives.
Ms Simone Veil is elected president by an absolute majority in the second ballot. 25.
Poland's right-wing Law and Justice Party has won parliamentary elections with an absolute majority in weekend elections.
An absolute majority in the euro area also think that the euro has made traveling easier and less costly.
failed to win an absolute majority in Parliament(the Dáil).
But the coalition government falls short of an absolute majority in Congress, and will require bill-by-bill support in order to get legislation passed.
Torra was elected 66-65 in a second round vote after he failed to secure an absolute majority in the 135-strong Catalan Parliament over the weekend.
Analysts say a coalition government is the most likely outcome because no one party is likely to win an absolute majority in the 50-seat parliament.
We aim to build a majority for change and to win an absolute majority in parliament,” party secretary general Richard Ferrand told a news conference.
The CSU has fallen short of an absolute majority in Bavaria's state assembly only once since 1954,
The CSU has fallen short of an absolute majority in Bavaria's state assembly only once since 1954,
The CSU has held an absolute majority in the Bavarian parliament for all
Sunday's general election but did not to secure an absolute majority in the Portuguese parliament.
The president nominates the prime minister after consultation with the party holding an absolute majority in Parliament or, if there is no such majority,