Examples of using Absolute majority in English and their translations into Romanian
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The absolute majority of participants(more than 95%)
The Council of Ministers decides by an absolute majority of its members on issues where no other majority is mentioned in the treaties.
The failure of the Assembly to reject the government programme by an absolute majority of deputies confirms the cabinet in office.
Districts in which AIE holds an absolute majority but one of its components has at least 1/3 of councillors.
Decisions of the Conformity and Discipline Committee are adopted with absolute majority of the votes of Committee members.
the assembly of the Finnish parliament, with the socialists' absolute majority.
The candidate who obtains an absolute majority of the votes cast in a secret ballot is elected president.
Decisions are valid if voted by an absolute majority of the attending or represented members.
However, this requires another vote in which the Bundestag passes the bill by an absolute majority.
is determined by the absolute majority of the judges(an odd number).
In the 1991 census, Bor municipality had 59,900 residents, the absolute majority declaring themselves as Serbs.
PCRM holds the absolute majority in 1/4f district
The Romanians formed the majority of the population, the absolute majority in the eighteenth century
gaining the number of MPs that slightly exceeded the absolute majority in the Sejm.
The EU Commission always decides by an absolute majority of the Commissioners, which means at least 15 of its 28 members. Votes in the Commission are very rare.
We need an absolute majority of 369 for it to be adopted,
However, this requires an absolute majority, in other words a majority of the number of elected MEPs.
Self-determination, and even an absolute majority, do not entitle any government to deny universal values.
CDU and CSU tried to achieve an absolute majority of the votes to make CDU chairman Helmut Kohl Chancellor.
The parliament must ratify the nominated Prime Minister with an absolute majority in a confidence vote without other candidates.