Examples of using Majority voting in English and their translations into Spanish
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democracy is more than the majority voting in elections.
This is why I want Member States to look at which foreign policy decisions could be moved from unanimity to qualified majority voting.
The Milli Meclis, a unicameral, standing parliament, consists of 125 members elected by a majority voting system and through general, direct elections based on equality.
The Legislative Chamber consists of 120 deputies, elected from geographical constituencies in multiparty elections by means of the majority voting system.
including qualified majority voting at the level of its Council.
The paradox is that aggregating judgments with majority voting can result in self-contradictory judgments.
In qualified majority voting, each Member State representative has a certain number of votes,
There are so-called"passerelle clauses" in the current Treaties which allow us to move from unanimity to qualified majority voting in certain areas- if all Heads of State or Government agree to do so.
We strongly oppose the practice of the European Council to undercut the Lisbon Treaty focus on qualified majority voting by meddling in all policy matters.
Work in the established subsidiary bodies of the Conference on Disarmament until the fulfilment of their mandates, majority voting and new broader formats of consultations could change things for the better.
there were four major outstanding issues, namely majority voting in the sanctions committees,
consider that a significant extension of recourse to qualified majority voting, forms part of the relevant factors which should be taken into account.
The Corporate Governance and Nominating Committee shall be responsible for implementing and maintaining the majority voting policy for the election of uncontested directors and disclose Canacol's approach to the election
The Committee's double majority voting arrangement, required under Article 10 of the Protocol, ensures that neither donors
The Committee's double majority voting arrangementrequired under Article 10 of the Protocolensures that neither donors
that they will not be forced to accept something they oppose(the way they might if a majority voting rule were in effect), and that even the most powerful parties at the table have agreed to make a good-faith effort to address their concerns.
the Reform of the United Nations, or the 2007 research briefing: Bridging the Democratic Deficit- Double Majority Voting at the IMF.
However, there are no democratic majority votes.
The Chairman shall be elected every three months by simple majority vote.
Decisions are made by majority votes.