Примери коришћења Unanimity на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The thought was insistent so she had to say,"We are talking about unanimity, but it's only six of us.
Often when there should have been unanimity of sentiment in the affirmative, decided negatives have entirely changed the atmosphere pervading a meeting.
However, the violence and, especially, the unanimity of public opinion among organized Jews(there are very few exceptions)
According to EU rules, the withdrawal treaty is adopted by qualified majority and not unanimity, so a single state like Spain cannot block it.
A large majority, almost a unanimity, of the EU member states say that it is necessary to have a political solution to continue the fisheries agreement,” he said.
which always approves nominations with total or near-total unanimity.
which always approves nominations with total or near-total unanimity.
Within the EU, a withdrawal treaty is adopted by qualified majority and not unanimity, so formally a single state like Spain cannot block it.
which always approves nominations with total or near-total unanimity.
According to EU rules, the withdrawal treaty is adopted by qualified majority and not unanimity, so a single state like Spain cannot block it.
Eight: The fathers emphasize that facing the known reality lived by the Orthodox world as a result of the meeting in Crete, the unanimity of the Orthodox Churches remains the golden foundation to assure the unity of the Orthodox world.
they find in place of expected agreement and unanimity- indifference
Should the joint commission fail to reach unanimity, or should either chamber refuse to accept the text recommended by the commission,
in place of the anticipated consent and unanimity, indifference and polyphony;
reminding that if there is no unanimity on one subject, this subject is deferred to the preparatory committee for further study,
secure Orthodox unanimity on the debatable issues of its agenda,
A very limited number of areas, however, still requires unanimity among EU Member States
Therefore they give up the basic concept of the original intergovernmental European integration- the unanimity principle- and are defending the move to the majority voting as the elementary rule of decision-making in the EU.
However, having failed to achieve unanimity, and facing a revolt from EU countries that said they would no longer tolerate the actions of Warsaw
In particular, President Juncker has proposed that Member States make use of existing EU rules to move from unanimity to qualified majority voting in certain areas of the EU's Common Foreign