Examples of using To qualified majority voting in English and their translations into Danish
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The Group recalls the recommendation made by WG XI to move to qualified majority voting and codecision for Union legislation in the areas dealt with in Article 63 TEC.
But, at the same time, I would say to those who are hesitant about moving to qualified majority voting that it is precisely because this area is so sensitive
Each particular instance of a transition to qualified majority voting must, however,
which undoubtedly represents a major innovation in its introduction of a move to qualified majority voting for Title IV.
with regard to the European political parties and to qualified majority voting in certain articles.
The problem is if you put the lists of exceptions next to each other you will find there are very few areas of substance where it is agreed to switch to qualified majority voting.
that the provisions of Article III-196(3) allowed for switching to qualified majority voting without having recourse to amendment of the Treaty.
would be subject to qualified majority voting, as referred to by the Commissioner.
unanimously for ve years, but the Treaty introduces the possibility of moving to qualified majority voting.
we will be able to switch over quickly to qualified majority voting.
the content of our article on the transition from unanimity to qualified majority voting.
that means switching to qualified majority voting.
there are questions being asked about the fact that changing over to qualified majority voting will lead to a transfer of sovereignty. Yet there are also
having subjected itself to qualified majority voting in the Council on these matters to the point where we are now probably going to be impotent to resist them.
not only for the new areas which will come to qualified majority voting but also for the existing areas that already come under qualified majority voting. .
there is a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting, that is to say from unanimity, in which each country's voters have the last word, to qualified majority voting among officials, ministers
because this will be subject to qualified majority voting and the final outcome is something we cannot determine?
of arrangements in the socio-political sphere are to be subject to qualified majority voting.
the European Parliament and thus to our full responsibility, to qualified majority voting in Council and to the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice.
The legislation should be subject to qualified majority voting.