Examples of using Majority voting in English and their translations into Danish
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codecision and majority voting.
The application of reverse qualified majority voting is expanded to the recommendation on prevention
The first is reverse qualified majority voting, which has already been referred to many times in this Chamber.
We must introduce majority voting on matters relating to taxation and harmonise all business taxes in Europe.
Systematic application of majority voting for measures in implementation of joint action subject to certain exceptions,
However, we are keeping the extension of the Union's powers, majority voting and a single presidency,
I want to make it clear that the Commission supports Parliament on reverse qualified majority voting.
The reference to qualified majority voting to joint actions under the CFSP goes beyond the position of the Socialist Group
I would have liked to see majority voting in foreign policy-
Majority voting in areas in which vital national interests are not affected is a necessary step in a Community of 12.
That is why the use of reversed qualified majority voting is so important and so fundamental for Parliament.
But we need qualified majority voting and codecision in asylum, immigration and judicial cooperation as
The changeover to majority voting may be dated back to the Council of Ministers' new rules of procedure from July 1987 and the Single European Act' s majority provisions for the internal market.
Regarding the decision on increased use of majority voting, we are not prepared to support the report's far-reaching demands for common majority voting.
The difference that separates us today from the Council is the issue of reverse qualified majority voting.
European Governments will not accept the community method or qualified majority voting for CFSP, nor a Foreign Minister based wholly within the Commission.
the extension of qualified majority voting are the wrong way to deal with the problems the EU is facing.
home affairs matters to be taken by qualified majority voting.
We should like to see more decisions with qualified majority voting in the social area.
Without codecision, the otherwise desirable extension of majority voting in the Council becomes highly dangerous.