Examples of using Majority voting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Moving to qualified majority voting is a decision entirely under the control of the Member States.
Qualified majority voting in the Council of Ministers will ensure that common issues can be tackled through common decision-making, fairly reflecting the varying sizes of the EU's Member States.
On a recommendation by the Commission, a decision to impose this sanction will be adopted by the Council unless a qualified majority of Member states vote against it(the so-called reverse qualified majority voting procedure).
Specifically, qualified majority voting is extended to new areas such as the common policy on asylum,
The transition to majority voting in foreign and security policy urgently calls for increased democratic control and legitimacy.
Introducing qualified majority voting and co-decision for future reforms to the Union's judicial system will help this system to adapt to the challenges of the future.
To switch from voting by unanimity to qualified majority voting in a given policy area.
Subsequent treaties have extended majority voting to areas such as equal opportunities legislation,
The Committee points out that expanding qualified majority voting and, in time, abolishing unanimous voting, will facilitate the deepening of integration within political union.
Moving to qualified majority voting would in any case be a democratic decision entirely under the Member States' control.
Qualified majority voting is extended to measures related to social benefits for migrant workers(Article 48 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU);
The Commission's proposal to move to more qualified majority voting in specific areas of our external relations is a good one.
supra-national level under the Treaty of Amsterdam and is now an area in which qualified majority voting can be used, in accordance with the provisions.
The latest move robs Britain of vital veto powers by allowing qualified majority voting on future bail-outs.
This is why today the Commission is proposing to move to qualified majority voting in specific areas of our external relations.
which enable the European Council to shift decision-making unanimously to qualified majority voting.
GE bought the majority voting share in Tungsram in 1989, which it later extended to 100 percent.
we enlarge the EU to 35 countries, capacity to act internally will only be possible if majority voting is used more often.
Thanks, then, to the co-decision procedure and qualified majority voting in the Council, the Union can harmonise these international protection standards at a higher level.
Moreover, based on different Treaty provisions that are subject to qualified majority voting, the Union has adopted recommendations regarding activation measures for those who have difficulties in the labour market.