Примери за използване на Stable majority на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Searching for a stable majority.
In Madrid, Sanchez will also be discovering government responsibilities andwill try to govern without a stable majority.
There is no stable majority against the EPP possible.
The republicans hold a stable majority.
If he believes no stable majority exists to govern, he may decide to call a snap election, possibly at the end of October.
But we have to have this stable majority to do it.".
For now, the ruling coalition has a stable majority in Parliament, but the stability of the senior Social Democratic Party of Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic is under question.
It is necessary that there must be a clear and stable majority in Parliament.
The reforms Serbia needs require a government with a stable majority, internal harmony and a clear vision-- this government does not meet either of those prerequisites," analyst Dejan Vuk Stankovic told SETimes.
It may be that after an election we would have no stable majority.
This House will continue the process to see if there is a stable majority for a particular alternative version of our future relationship with the EU.
The political parties represented in Parliament that took part in today's consultations declared that within the 42nd National Assembly it is impossible to form a stable majority which will be able to nominate a functioning government.
The government is stable, the Bulgarian parliament enjoys a stable majority, it governs openly and is a respected and worthy European partner.
GERB won 116 seats which, in a 240-seat parliament,is not enough for a stable majority," he said in his address.
On Monday, this House will continue the process to see if there is a stable majority for a particular alternative version of our future relationship with the EU.
We will use the additional time we gained to work towards reaching a stable majority for the TTIP-resolution.
The parties represented in the 42nd National Assembly failed to form a stable majority which could support a functioning government and the mandates I handed down were given up.
Europe needs to be strengthened and that requires a stable majority German government.
May's reluctance to coordinate the decision with the parliament is easy to explain- she fears that, without a stable majority in parliament, she will repeat the failure of her predecessor, David Cameron, in 2013, when the Laborites blocked his initiative on air strikes in Syria.
Yes, but those same people will ask tomorrow if you are going to be part of the next National Assembly andGERB offers you coalition because they lack enough seats to form a stable majority, which rests a future coalition government, hypothetically- will you participate, or you will cancel it?
Despite all this,Hitler succeeded in becoming chancellor in January 1933, but without a stable majority in the Reichstag, he was in a similar position like a“lame duck President” in today's America.
In Brussels, which already has more than 150 parties, the formation of a stable majority is not necessary to support a government.
Boris Johnson has been awarded a stable majority by the voters.
The prime minister pointed to MPs' plans to hold a second round of indicative votes on Monday,“to see if there is a stable majority for a particular alternative version of our future relationship with the EU”.
MADRID- Catalan separatist party Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya(ERC)would help the Spanish government attain a stable majority in parliament and support its budget only if the region's independence drive is addressed in talks.
We have a European Parliament where it's manifestly difficult to find stable majorities, difficult to find political agreements between the executive and the legislative," a French diplomatic official said.
Instead there were- all the time- stable majorities against those wars,” German Peace Association speaker told the crowd.
And the work ahead of us will consist of finding stable majorities for the different topics and maybe new ones every time.
New parties have emerged after the financial crisis, fragmenting the political landscape andmaking it much harder to form governments with stable majorities.
This almost perfect"bipartisanship", because it only sometimes required recourse to the pact with Catalan orBasque nationalist forces to generate stable majorities, was justified by the generation of a social culture the so-called"Culture of Transition" based on the idea of consensus and reconciliation, obviating any possibility of resuming the previous republican experience or claiming the historic memory of the genocide carried out by the Franco regime after the Spanish Civil War.