Примери за използване на Qualified majority voting на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This means the new rules on qualified majority voting that came into effect on 1 Nov. 2014.
First of all, in terms of the use of qualified majority voting which could cause significant split within the Union.
the economic governance process, reversed qualified majority voting should be used.
Ensuring progress by making full use of the clauses in the EU treaties that allow tax proposals to be adopted by co-decision and qualified majority voting.
To make full use of the clauses in the Treaties that allow proposals on taxation to be adopted by co-decision and qualified majority voting.
Qualified majority voting means that, from 2014, decisions of the Council of Ministers will need the support of 55% of the Member States,
Given the sensitivities of qualified majority voting in tax matters,
Qualified Majority Voting for Tax:“I am strongly in favour of moving to qualified majority voting for decisions on the common consolidated corporate tax base,
He also later urged to switch for qualified majority voting in the Council on foreign affairs, saying,“Europe is an economic giant,
Those reforms included the introduction of qualified majority voting, so that the non-tariff barriers that will return the moment the UK leaves the EU without a deal could be torn down.
trying to break down barriers to trade with a new procedure- agreed by Margaret Thatcher- called Qualified Majority Voting.
Main changes: extension of qualified majority voting in the Council(making it harder for a single country to veto proposed legislation),
of course we will need to have qualified majority voting on a range of issues.
Harmonising measures in intellectual property law that improve the protection of rights of broadcasting organisations must be adopted in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure(qualified majority voting).
Social Committee(EESC) has welcomed the fact that the Commission is looking into extending qualified majority voting- which requires the Council to adopt proposals in co-decision with the European Parliament- into more areas of social policy.
Calls, therefore, for a further shift in Council voting procedures away from unanimity and towards qualified majority voting, by making use of the‘passerelle clause'(Article 48(7) TEU);
For the purposes of qualified majority voting in the Council, Member States shall provide the Commission(Eurostat)
Stresses that a shift towards qualified majority voting for the adoption of the MFF Regulation would be in line with the decision-making process for the adoption of virtually all EU multiannual programmes, as well as for the annual procedure for adopting the EU budget;°.
In addition, the legislative procedures(co-decision by qualified majority voting for ERF and unanimity with consultation of the European Parliament for EIF)
to consider‘options for enhanced qualified majority voting and for a possible reform of the Euratom Treaty';