Примеры использования Obtain an absolute majority на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To be elected,a candidate must obtain an absolute majority of votes both in the General Assembly and in the Security Council.
In accordance with the decision taken at the beginning of this meeting, a new ballot will be held until only the required number of candidates-- that is,five and no more-- obtain an absolute majority.
Those candidates who obtain an absolute majority of votes both in the General Assembly and in the Security Council will be considered as elected.
Since more than 25 candidates obtained an absolute majority of votes, as agreed earlier today, a third ballot shall be held on all candidates until 25 candidates, andnot more, obtain an absolute majority.
If on the first ballot fewer than five candidates obtain an absolute majority it will be necessary to proceed to other ballots until five candidates have obtained that majority. .
The General Assembly decided to adopt the same procedure as practiced at the 44th plenary meeting of its sixtieth session, on 7 November 2005,should more than the required number of candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes on the same ballot.
If in the first ballot fewer than five candidates obtain an absolute majority, it will be necessary to proceed to further ballots until five candidates have obtained that majority. .
If fewer than the required number of candidates obtain the absolute majority in the first ballot, a second ballot will be held andballoting will continue at the same meeting until the required number of candidates obtain an absolute majority.
If in the first ballot fewer than five candidates obtain an absolute majority, it will be necessary to proceed to further ballots until five candidates have obtained that majority. .
If fewer than the required number of candidates obtain the absolute majority in the first ballot, a second ballot will be held andballoting will continue at the same meeting until the required number of candidates obtain an absolute majority.
If, in the first ballot, fewer than the required number of candidates obtain an absolute majority, a second ballot will be held and balloting will continue until the required number of candidates obtains an absolute majority. .
If more than the required number of candidates obtain the absolute majority of votes in the first ballot, a second ballot will be held on all candidates andballoting will continue at the same meeting until the required number of candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.
Should fewer than five candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes in the first ballot, the Council would proceed to a second ballot and balloting would continue in the same meeting until five candidates obtained the required majority of votes.
If more than the required number of candidates obtain the absolute majority of votes in the first ballot, a second ballot will be held on all candidates and balloting will continue at the same meeting until therequired number of candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.
He reminded the Council that Article 10(1)of the Court's Statute provided that“Those candidates who obtain an absolute majority of votes in the General Assembly and in the Security Council shall be considered as elected”, adding that the required majority in the Security Council was, therefore, eight votes.
If, in the first ballot, more than 25 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 25 candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority. .
It is further suggested that, following the practice in the election of the judges of the International Court of Justice,if more than 14 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes in the first ballot,a second ballot will be held on all candidates and balloting will continue at the same meeting until 14 candidates, and no more, have obtained an absolute majority. .
It is further suggested that if in the first ballot more than nine candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until nine candidates,and no more, obtain an absolute majority.
It is further suggested that if in the first ballot more than the required number of candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting until the required number of candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority. .
Ms. Xue Hanqin obtained an absolute majority in the General Assembly.
In the second ballot, Mr. Luigi Ferrari Bravo(Italy) obtained an absolute majority of votes.
In the second round of balloting, no candidate obtained an absolute majority of votes.
On the first ballot, no candidate obtained an absolute majority of votes.
In the first ballot, Mr. Nabil Elaraby(Egypt) obtained an absolute majority of votes.
Once again, in this round of balloting, neither candidate obtained an absolute majority.
In the first ballot all six candidates obtained an absolute majority of vote.
The candidate who obtains an absolute majority of votes both in the General Assembly and in the Security Council will be considered elected Art. 10, para. 1, of the Statute.
We are therefore continuing with the same meeting until one of the delegates obtains an absolute majority.