Examples of using Absolute majority in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Budget Committee shall take its decisions by an absolute majority of its members.
Amendment by absolute majority y.
The candidate who has won absolute majority of votes is elected.
It found that Mehmet Ali Talat would win an absolute majority in the first round.
Mr Hans-Gert Poettering has obtained an absolute majority of the votes cast
José Borrell Fontelles has obtained an absolute majority of the votes cast and is therefore elected President of Parliament.
the Assembly shall act by an absolute majority of the votes cast.
the European Parliamentshall act by an absolute majority of the votes cast.
Within the same time limit, the EP may propose amendments by an absolute majority of its Members.
Mr Patrick Cox has obtained an absolute majority of votes cast.
As Gordon Adam has already said, we do need an absolute majority in Parliament.
Mr Balfe and Mr Ribeiro have thus obtained an absolute majority of the votes cast.
We are negotiating in such a way that the absolute majority simply dominate the way the resolutions are worded
We came to the conclusion that it was not possible to maintain an absolute majority system when it was not enshrined in the Treaties.
In this House an absolute majority of Members that had confidence in the Santer Commission could not be found.
The testimonies indicate that the absolute majority of the"experimental" began to experience certain discomfort associated with the gastrointestinal tract
Qualified majority' or'absolute majority' means more votes in favour than votes against and abstentions.
Finally, it has been proposed that the majority required for this kind of decision should not be greater than the absolute majority.
The amendments to noncompulsory expenditure require an absolute majority of members at least 314 votes in favour.
I refer to a situation where a parliamentary majority, but less than an absolute majority, express confidence in the Commission.