Esimerkkejä Simple majority käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Simple majority.
Fancy leaving this to a simple majority decision!
A simple majority, in other words, is sufficient.
The new Caliph is elected by a simple majority vote.
A simple majority was required for membership to be approved.
Today's vote, which was a first reading, required only a simple majority.
Simple majority, qualified majority and unanimity.
Section presidents are elected by a simple majority Rule 6(7) of the RP.
Simple majority' means more than half of all votes cast.
Most resolutions by the General Meeting require a simple majority of the votes cast at the meeting.
Simple majority is required for procedural& administrative issues.
It shall also be convened at the request of the Agency's Director orat least a simple majority of its members.
Therefore, only a simple majority is needed for this document to be adopted.
A 2/3 majority is usually required to pass the bill, butin certain cases, a simple majority suffices.
To amend the Parliament's standing order, a simple majority is required at the Expatriate Parliament session.
So when I take a rollcall vote on the motion for a resolution, as your group has requested, a simple majority will be sufficient.
Despite that, a simple majority of this House- not a qualified majority- did vote in favour of this extension today.
Procedural decisions adopted by the European Council by virtue of these Rules of Procedure shall be adopted by a simple majority 12.
If there is a simple majority of Member States in favour, the proposal will go back to the Commission, which will then take the final decision.
Except where otherwise provided for in the Rules of Procedure, a simple majority of votes cast shall be required for the decisions of all organs.
We cannot constrain the next Parliament and prevent it from exercising its budgetary powers by a simple majority agreement.
If a simple majority is good enough for the investment of the Commission, then the same majority should suffice for a vote of no confidence.
If I have understood Mrs Randzio-Plath correctly,her interpretation implies that the Commission would not go against a simple majority in Parliament.
The remaining part of the report of the committee can be taken- that only requires a simple majority- to annex the Interinstitutional Agreement to the Rules of Procedure.
As for the dockworkers: the intention is to serve us up the same old menu, but we are not going to eat from it andwe are going to cast a simple majority vote.
In each case, the majority requirements in the Council differ: simple majority, qualified majority, super-qualified major ity or unanimity.
In any case, simple majority means we could end up with a European budget of double the size and the imposition of a European business tax, or even a European income tax.
According to the area concerned, the Council takes its decision unanimously, by simple majority or by qualified majority *1.4.1. and 1.4.2.
Only a simple majority is required to change the Rules of Procedure in the Council so that, in the future, everything is open unless a qualified majority decides on an exemption.
I would like to remind you, as I stated yesterday,that our Rules of Procedure require a simple majority with at least a third of the Members present.