Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To qualified majority voting in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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regarding the"Prima Rollo Group", which are on the table, would be subject to qualified majority voting, as referred to by the Commissioner.
the political will- and this goes straight to the German Government- we can move to qualified majority voting in all justice
The Group recalls the recommendation made by WG XI to move to qualified majority voting and codecision for Union legislation in the areas dealt with in Article 63 TEC.
However, some members pointed to the limits which application of the principle of sufficient means should impose if the exceptions to qualified majority voting in this area were to be abandoned.
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.
are therefore already subject 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.
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
affected by these proposals, having subjected itself to qualified majority voting in the Council on these matters to the point where we are now probably going to be impotent to resist them.
that means switching to qualified majority voting.
and in particular the transition to qualified majority voting in the enlarged Union, will make it
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, ministers
which undoubtedly represents a major innovation in its introduction of a move to qualified majority voting for Title IV.
I welcome the Presidency's proposal to make the transition, on 1 April 2005, to qualified majority voting and to codecision for the whole of the chapter on asylum,
thus to our full responsibility, to qualified majority voting in Council and to the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice.
which is a guarantee of democracy, and to qualified majority voting, which is a guarantee of efficiency.
The same applies to qualified majority voting issues.
Unanimity List of Articles switching to qualified majority voting.