Examples of using Qualified majority voting in English and their translations into Slovak
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on 22 December 2004 the Council was able to adopt a decision applying co-decision and qualified majority voting to all Title IV measures with the exception of legal immigration, as of 1 January 20057.
Calls, therefore, for a further shift in Council voting procedures away from unanimity and towards qualified majority voting, by making use of the‘passerelle clause'(Article 48(7) TEU);
Second, EU acts are adopted under that provision following the ordinary legislative procedure(thus, employing qualified majority voting), which means that no one Member State is able to veto any proposed act.
in accordance with the Treaty of Nice, allowed for the transition to co-decision and qualified majority voting.
Harmonising measures in intellectual property law that improve the protection of rights of broadcasting organisations must be adopted in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure(qualified majority voting).
at least some of us- and it gives us more qualified majority voting.
which extends qualified majority voting and co-decision powers to police
TEU empowers the European Council to further extend qualified majority voting in Common Foreign
This Communication is thus part of this Commission's broader commitment to examine ways to make decision-making more efficient by identifying areas for an enhanced use of qualified majority voting 5 and follows on from earlier Communications on Common Foreign
TEU and makes qualified majority voting applicable in the area
allowing most of the procedures in the current third pillar to be dealt with at Community level, qualified majority voting to be generalised, the jurisdiction of
to consider‘options for enhanced qualified majority voting and for a possible reform of the Euratom Treaty';
in particular the extension of co-decision and qualified majority voting to all immigration policies', and'the adoption of the European Pact on Immigration';
they should introduce in their charters the possibility of applying qualified majority voting coupled with a comply
Qualified majority votes are, however, necessary in these cases.
In a spirit of compromise, the Commission will not stand against a qualified majority vote in favour of the Presidency text.
This means a Commission proposal for sanctions stands unless a qualified majority vote against, whereas until now a majority had to approve the sanctions.
revision of the MFF, sets the threshold for switching from a qualified majority vote in Council to a unanimous decision at 0.03% of the EU GNI.
Practically the whole field of JHA is subject to codecision(with a qualified majority vote in the Council), with the exception of family law,
The new rules fully reflect the Commission's role under the Treaties: only a qualified majority vote by the committee against a draft implementing act can prevent the Commission from adopting it; but, of course, the Commission intends to continue to work in full partnership with Member States.