Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The qualified majority in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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For others, counting on population should not substitute but reinforce the qualified majority voting.
This schedule shall be submitted by the Commission to the Council, which shall decide thereon by the qualified majority laid down in Article 17 4.
However, according to the Single Act, the voting system for a large number of social questions is not unanimity but rather the qualified majority.
I noticed that we do not have the qualified majority.
However, in various revisions of the Treaty the unanimity rule was gradually replaced by the qualified majority rule.
One has to recall that 160 Members denied us the qualified majority, and EUR 6 million was lost.
If the vote is reversed, Amendment 46 is adopted if it obtains the qualified majority.
failing which the qualified majority shall be deemed attained.
And I would almost say that what happens at the European Council in Amsterdam will depend on how far the qualified majority principle is extended.
For the purposes of the first subparagraph, the qualified majority may not be less than two-thirds of the total voting rights attached to the shares issued by the SPE.
At its meeting on 9 February 2011, the SCoFCAH had been unable to achieve the qualified majority necessary to deliver an opinion for or against the authorisation measures proposed by the Commission.
On the second reading of the budget, the qualified majority required shall be a majority of the members of Parliament
But this decline in representativeness in terms of population is the arithmetical outcome of enlargement if the current system of weighting and calculating the qualified majority are preserved as they stand.
he got more than the qualified majority and is therefore elected on a single vote.
extension of the qualified majority and the composition of the Commission.
It also opens the possibility that a Council member may ask for verification that the qualified majority comprises at least 62% of the total population of the Union.
As from 1 January 2007, the qualified majority is set at 255 votes out of a total of 345,