Examples of using Majority voting in English and their translations into Polish
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to make it easier to take decisions by qualified majority voting; and to reinforce the role of the Commission in economic surveillance and external affairs.
to be approved by the Council, which now adopted majority voting.
Poland has achieved this thanks to:• A strong base at the outset- Poland's 27 votes in majority voting(based on the so-called Nice system):
despite the fact that some of these amendments were unsuccessful in the majority voting in European Parliament committees.
decisions in relation to the articles on financial provisions, for which qualified majority voting will be used.
Member States may choose to exclude secured creditors from majority voting i.e. their rights cannot be affected.
role of the EP in own resources, majority voting in the Council, pan-European referendums
extending majority voting to all subject areas, starting with economic and monetary policy.
now require qualified majority voting in the Council, codecision has been extended only to a few minor areas Articles 13,
of the Hague Programme, the decision was taken to apply the co-decision procedure and qualified majority voting to all Title IV measures, which enables,
Come 2009, when qualified majority voting is in place, when Parliament holds power of codecision
would bring about in this field because of the extension of its codecision powers as well as qualified majority voting(QMV) to all matters under Article 63 EC.
in particular in respect of the passage to qualified majority voting and co-decision as foreseen by Article 67(2) TEC.
to provide for the transition to political union within a set timeframe, extending majority voting to all areas and giving the European Parliament the right to vote on growth
longer or extendable mandates for the Chair, majority voting rules, adequate resources,
whilst for ecodesign these are implementing measures adopted under the'comitology' procedure with majority voting by the Member States in a Regulatory Committee.
more specifically extending majority voting to all subject areas, starting with economic
extending majority voting to all subject areas, starting with economic
extending majority voting to all subject areas, starting with economic
extending majority voting to all subject areas, starting with economic