Examples of using Voting rules in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Decisions to be taken on the basis of powers delegated by the Board of Governors shall be adopted in accordance with the relevant voting rules set in Article 5(6) and(7).
conferring supervisory tasks on the European Central Bank and amending the voting rules of the European Banking Authority.
the Court of Justice considered that the Council voting rules as changed by the Lisbon Treaty could no longer be used for this purpose.
with the same procedures for adoption, including voting rules, as for this mandate.”.
When San Francisco changed its voting rules, so that people could elect people from their own neighborhood, so that the blacks could elect a African-American supervisor,
including on the application of the class formation and voting rules in respect of vulnerable creditors,
National voting rules for each country are explained in a Q&A format,
extendable mandates for the Chair, majority voting rules, adequate resources,
Due to different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis) and 21(the position of the UK
in compliance with the voting rules laid down in the fifth subparagraph of Article 272(9)
in particular different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis),
Due to different voting rules in the Council pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis)
Due to different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis), 21(the position of the UK
The summary also includes information on the results of votes, the voting rule applicable as well as statements concerning the legislative.
The voting rule cannot however apply to the adoption of a decision whose content does not fall within the European Union's competence.
Put differently, the Council applied the voting rule to a set of indissociable provisions.
the Decision cannot have been adopted in accordance with the voting rule in Article 218(8) TFEU.
It does not follow that unanimity replaced qualified majority thus distorting the voting rule applicable under Article 218 TFEU.
nonlegislative acts adopted by the Council, which include the results of votes, the voting rule and statements in the minutes.
Following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty in 2009, the voting rule changed to qualified majority