Examples of using Votes in the council in English and their translations into Swedish
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From tomorrow, any progress will require 62 out of 87 votes in the Council, and the Court of Justice
would fall for consideration:(A) a reweighting of votes in the Council or(B) the introduction of some form of dual majority.
by giving them a double majority or more votes in the Council, will compensate the five largest countries for the loss of their second Commissioner.
rather than hiding behind the unanimity required of votes in the Council.
Issues of the weighting of votes in the Council should not be over-valued; after all, in the European Union's political practice, it is usual
country Y has ten or twelve votes in the Council!
It is becoming ever more apparent that opening the debate on proportionality(votes in the Council and seats in the European Parliament),
large states. This can be achieved by laying down requirements for a certain number of votes in the Council which must, at the same time, represent a simple majority of the total population of the Union.
reach agreement with each of the applicant countries separately on seats in Parliament and votes in the Council in the treaty of accession?
to take immediately the political decision on the weighting of votes in the Council which must accompany the reduction of the number of Members of the Commission before the first enlargement.
straight away give them the largest number of votes in the Council.
no doubt, also the greatest number of votes in the Council and the largest number of Members of Parliament in our House.
provided that by that date the weighting of the votes in the Council has been modified in a manner acceptable to all Member States.