Examples of using Simple majority in English and their translations into Finnish
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Herman(PPE).-(FR) Mr President,'could you please explain why in the last partsession a simple majority was sufficient to amend the annexes, whereas today an absolute majority is needed to amend an annex?
But we offer three options: simple majority of Member States; two-thirds majority- which would be 10 at present; and simple majority associated with a population criterion.
by a 75% majority among member states and simple majority in the EU-Parliament.
We launched an attempt to go beyond Mr Sacconi's compromise back at first reading, and did not even achieve a simple majority.
not a qualified majority in favour of the proposed measures, but, on the contrary, a simple majority against their adoption by the Commission.
whereas paragraph 2 would only need a simple majority.
where the number of negative opinions represents a simple majority, the'orange card' mechanism applies.
We do not, in those circumstances, need to know who is abstaining when a simple majority is required.
Otherwise, the committee responsible is not bound by Article 138b and a simple majority will suffice.
the Treaty that sets down that we require a simple majority for third reading.
in certain cases, a simple majority suffices.
qualified majority within the Council delegation5and simple majority within the EP delegation.
so I think a simple majority was enough here.
Within the context of such agreements, decision-making shall be based on a simple majority, and each Eurosystem CB shall have one vote.
Within the context of such agreements, decision-making shall be based on a simple majority, and each Euro system CB shall have one vote.
Simple majority vote" means a vote requiring more than half of the total votes of members present
The Committee shall then elect the six presidents of the specialised sections by a simple majority Rule 67.
require the support of 75% of the Member States in the Council plus a simple majority in the European Parliament.
a Member State if a simple majority of the members of the Council is in favour of this.
would at least be a biased interpretation- to allow a simple majority to amend the responsibilities of the parliamentary committees, or for that matter to remove