Examples of using A two-thirds in English and their translations into Polish
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Aid will reach EUR 500 million as of 2009, a two-thirds increase over the existing budget.
I would remind the House that expanded access to essential vaccines is a key lever to achieving Millennium Development Goal 4: a two-thirds reduction in child mortality by 2015.
after having consulted the Scientific Council, the General Council may by a two-thirds majority vote of all Contracting Parties, if deemed necessary for management purposes,
only one thing in the background: Fidesz winning the elections by a two-thirds majority last year.
by that later date, may decide by a two-thirds majority vote of those States on a subsequent date.
He then went on to criticise the draft resolution's emphasis on the constitutional treaty remaining the basis for upcoming deliberations on resolving the current crisis on the grounds that a two-thirds majority of states, representing a clear majority of EU citizens, had ratified the constitutional treaty.
Fidesz was given a two-thirds majority mandate to do this job.
Myself… and a two-thirds majority behind bars for the next 20 years.
To override his veto would require a two-thirds majority in both houses of congress.
again by a two-thirds majority.
The committee can overrule the chancellor- that's you, sir- by a two-thirds vote.
The people answered'yes' with a two-thirds majority and with a higher turnout than last time.
With your help there was a two-thirds majority in Parliament in favour of Greece joining the euro area.
According to Article 12 of the Statute, a two-thirds majority is required to approve the amendments to the Statue.
This decision has to be adopted by a two-thirds majority, with each Member State and the Commission having one vote.
In the Senate, which no previous administration Ratification would take a two-thirds vote has been able to secure.
careful thought, the voters of Ireland have ratified the Treaty of Lisbon with a two-thirds majority.
The first three ballots require a two-thirds majority of the 1,009 voters in order to elect a President, or 673 votes.
The committee can overrule the chancellor- that's you, sir- by a two-thirds vote. Actually, that's not true.
provided that it has been accepted by a two-thirds majority vote of the Parties present and voting.