Examples of using To qualified majority voting in English and their translations into Swedish
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No- we decided in Amsterdam to  move to qualified majority voting, we reinforced that in Nice
Finally, I hope that the Member States respect the mandate of the Intergovernmental Conference to  put the matter of legal immigration to qualified majority voting and to  codecision.
The legal base of the proposed Council Regulation is Article 105a subject to qualified majority voting and the cooperation procedure with the European Parliament.
The proposal for a Directive will be submitted for adoption under the so-called'co-decision' procedure to  the EU's Council of Ministers(subject to qualified majority voting) and the European Parliament.
After a three-year transitional period, we should now switch to qualified majority voting and the Commission's exclusive right of initiative.
Secondly, we believe that there should not only be progress with regard to qualified majority voting, but that there should always be codecision in relation to  legislative issues.
At present twelve of the fifteen countries think there are issues where they cannot move to qualified majority voting, not now.
The draft Constitution also provides for use of the"switchover" to qualified majority voting.
I want Member States to  look at which foreign policy decisions could be moved from unanimity to qualified majority voting.
There was an attempt made in September at Tampere to  change this issue from one of national vetoes to qualified majority voting.
prescribe issues to  move, after a given time-lapse, from unanimity to qualified majority voting.
to be"communitarised" and">for the transition to  be made to qualified majority voting Article 42.
Mr President, I should like to  return to  the issue of the Hague Programme and to  ask the Council a number of questions relating to  this Programme, which undoubtedly represents a major innovation in its introduction of a move to qualified majority voting for Title IV.
It remains the Commission's view that a move to qualified majority voting at least for certain tax issues is indispensable,
The reintroduction of the unanimity rule for provisions that the draft Constitutional Treaty envisaged to  be subject to qualified majority voting would be a retrograde step which could only reduce the Union's capacity to  meet the challenges of the fight against organised crime and terrorism.
Ms Reding was also pleased with‘the likelihood of a move to qualified majority voting for the current Article 151 on culture',
been little talked about: the content of our article on the transition from unanimity to qualified majority voting.
very importantly referred to  the question of principle that is the desired transition to qualified majority voting and codecision in this whole field of asylum and migration.
Each particular instance of a transition to qualified majority voting must, however,