Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To qualified majority in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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in particular the transition to qualified majority voting in the enlarged Union,
Taking advantage of the fact that decision-making in the Council on the'Statute for Members of the EP' has changed from unanimity to qualified majority as a result of the Treaty of Nice, the EP is once again insisting on a proposal that contains aspects with which we disagree.
Ireland, in confirming its agreement to qualified majority voting under Ar ticle 57(2), wishes to recall
should be subject to qualified majority voting because such decisions do not comply with the criteria that according to the Commission in its opinion of 26 January 2000 would justify maintenance of unanimity.
Ireland, in confirming its agreement to qualified majority voting under Article 57(2), wishes to recall
there is a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting, that is to say from unanimity, in which each country's voters have the last word, to qualified majority voting among officials,
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.
subject to qualified majority, of a common European asylum system.
the current proposal which would be subject to qualified majority voting in Council.
Shifting the procedure from unanimity to qualified majority and from Parliament merely giving its opinion to codecision will allow us to achieve something that for me,
do you agree that it is quite unreasonable for some people in those countries to object to switching to qualified majority voting on the grounds that national sovereignty would be lost,
simplifying procedures that facilitate moving from unanimity to qualified majority decision-making, calling into question the right of‘small' countries to defend its interests?
environment- where a shift to qualified majority for the entire provision is excluded,
which means they are not subject to qualified majorities and second readings.
The EESC calls for there to be a move to qualified majority voting on VAT matters until a European compensation system is introduced.
No- we decided in Amsterdam to move to qualified majority voting, we reinforced that in Nice and we did it with the Constitution.
The Single Market programme was only realised after the Single European Act of 1987 changed the decision rule from unanimity to qualified majority for many issues.
The Convention proposes a switch to qualified majority voting for administrative cooperation,
A measure providing for deductibility in the host country of pension contributions paid by migrant workers to a supplementary pension scheme in their home country would be one example of an issue that should be subject to qualified majority voting.
Switching from unanimity to qualified majority is not a transfer of jurisdiction.