Examples of using Majority of delegations in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
A majority of delegations stated that a wider use of negotiated procedures in public contracts should be possible
A majority of delegations supported the idea that the two directives,
While a majority of delegations was inclined to approve of the guidelines for that strategy,
The text agreed by the Council does not retain the Commission's proposal to incorporate a microchip with driver card functionalities into the driving licence for professional drivers, since the majority of delegations have doubts as to whether the benefits of such a merger would justify the costs it entails.
The debate on this question showed that a majority of delegations agree that some form of financial security should be made mandatory
As for the second question, on territorial application, a majority of delegations considered that the draft regulation should apply to passenger travelling between Community as well as to those travelling between Community and third country ports.
The Council noted the support of a large majority of delegations for.
The Commission could endorse these suggestions if they were supported by a majority of delegations.
A large majority of delegations supported the objective of reaching agreement before the end of 2011.
Taking into account this opinion, a large majority of delegations favoured Community funding
A large majority of delegations asked the Commission to present a formal proposal for initiating enhanced cooperation.
The text agreed is a compromise presented by the presidency and supported by a large majority of delegations.
Regarding definition of offences, a large majority of delegations supported the approach suggested by the Presidency, which consisted in.
A large majority of delegations supported a restricted scope,
Without prejudice to observations by some delegations on specific points, a large majority of delegations broadly agreed on the following principles.
The vast majority of delegations supported the creation of a cost-effective and legally sound system
On the other hand, a very large majority of delegations supported the LEADER approach, stressing the vivifying effects of its programmes on employment.
A broad majority of delegations are favourable to the idea of switching to a GNI-based system from the current system based on VAT receipts.
The majority of delegations supported the idea of facilitating payments by the European Social Fund(ESF) and the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund.
This two-stage approach is supported by a majority of delegations, although some consider that certain elements go beyond what can be termed as technical amendments.