Examples of using An absolute majority of in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The candidate who receives an absolute majority of electoral votes(currently 270)
To this can be added the fact that more than an absolute majority of Europeans believe that the European Parliament is the institution that‘best represents the European Union'.
In such cases, the President may be impeached by Parliament in joint session, with an absolute majority of its members.
This process repeats until a single candidate has captured an absolute majority of the valid vote.
An absolute majority of 376 of the parliaments 751 votes is needed to approve the new president of the European Commission(nominated by government leaders).
The special negotiating body shall take decisions by an absolute majority of its members, provided that such a majority also represents an absolute majority of the employees.
To be adopted, the proposal required an absolute majority of members(376) and two thirds of the votes cast.
We need an absolute majority of 369 for it to be adopted, but I would recommend
If the Chamber of Deputies re-approves the returned law by an absolute majority of all deputies, the law is promulgated.
If the Chambers, each by an absolute majority of its own members, declare the urgency of a law,
(b) rejects, by an absolute majority of its component members,
The European Parliament must give its assent through a positive vote by an absolute majority of its members.
Alternatively, Parliament may reject the Council position by an absolute majority of its members, in which case the legislative text is rejected.
In such cases he is impeached by Parliament in joint session, with an absolute majority of its members.
Second Vice-Presidents are elected by an absolute majority of the Judges.
(c) Any question as to the disqualification of a judge shall be decided by an absolute majority of the judges.
Parliament has 42 days either to approve the Council's position, or, by an absolute majority of its members, to amend it.
The President and the First and Second Vice-Presidents shall be elected by an absolute majority of the judges.