Examples of using Majority required in English and their translations into Arabic
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When only one elective place is to be filled and no candidate obtains in the first ballot the majority required, a second ballot shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the largest number of votes.
Since none of the candidates had obtained on the first ballot the majority required, and in accordance with Rule 132 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly, the Committee then proceeded to a second ballot restricted to the two candidates having obtained the largest number of votes.
Upon resumption of balloting, if no candidate obtains in the first ballot the majority required, further ballots shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the candidates obtaining the two largest number of votes.
On 23 November 1998, the General Assembly adopted resolution 53/30 in connection with the agenda item of the Working Group entitled" Majority required for taking decisions on Security Council reform".
noted that the continuing divergence of views on the majority required for its adoption meant that an amendment remained an option.
filled at one time under the same conditions, those candidates, not exceeding the number of such places, obtaining in the first ballot the majority required shall be elected.
On 23 November 1998, the General Assembly adopted resolution 53/30 with regard to one of the agenda items of the Working Group, namely," Majority required for taking decisions on Security Council reform".
Therefore, the draft rules of procedure contained in document FCCC/CP/1996/2 continued to be applied at COP 17 and COP 18, with the exception of rule 42(on majority required to reach agreement on matters of substance).
On 23 November 1998, the General Assembly adopted resolution 53/30 with regard to one of the agenda items of the Working Group, namely," Majority required for taking decisions on Security Council reform"(for the full text of the resolution, see annex II).
receiving the greatest number of votes and not less than the majority required, will be declared elected.
Contracting States could propose the convening of a conference to consider amendments, further questions would arise regarding, for example, the majority required for their adoption.
The alternative solutions put forward in document ICCD/COP(8)/6 are still relevant for the purpose of giving final shape to rule 47 on the majority required for the adoption of decisions by the COP.
The Working Group further began consideration of the fifth item on its programme of work,“Majority required for taking decisions on Security Council reform”, on which the Bureau had prepared conference room paper A/AC.247/1998/CRP.14* with the same title(see annex XXVIII).
the number of seats to be filled, receiving the greatest number of votes and not less than the majority required, will be declared elected.
giving final shape to this rule on the majority required for the adoption of decisions by the COP.
(a) If the majority required by the special vote is not obtained because of the negative vote of more than three exporting or more than three importing Members, the proposal shall be considered as rejected;
The alternative solutions put forward in the above-mentioned document are still relevant for the purpose of giving final shape to rule 47 on the majority required for the adoption of decisions by the COP.
(b) If the majority required by the special vote is not obtained because of the negative vote of three or less exporting or three or less importing Members, the proposal shall be put to a vote again within 48 hours; and.
The alternative solutions put forward in the document supra are still relevant and applicable to give final shape to this rule on the majority required in order for decisions taken by the COP to be adopted.
Rule 58(Majority required).