Examples of using Clear majority in English and their translations into Arabic
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Is able to gain a clear majority?
If there is no clear majority for or against, the issue goes back to the Commission to decide.
The October elections produced no clear majority in the Council.
A clear majority felt that the establishment of an office of ombudsman would be the most effective solution.
It was more likely to achieve a clear majority and therefore deserved priority consideration.
A clear majority of the women who were not working had a positive commitment to looking after their children at home.
However in the event that neither political party commands a clear majority, the Constitution clearly indicates the procedure which must be followed.
There is clear majority support among the Council and community as a whole to press on with the unification process.
After completing their schooling, most girls and boys choose occupations requiringformal training in which their own gender has a clear majority.
A clear majority of participants agreed that the meetings were relevant to their organizations ' activities.
This power bloc was independent from, if not hostile to,the Syrian influence and seemed confident of winning a clear majority in the upcoming elections.
Unfortunately, the clear majority of young people in many countries are still without basic information regarding HIV infection.
He has remained in office until now;the national elections held in 1997 gave the GPC a clear majority in parliament.
The second group of States, which formed a clear majority, asserted that the topic of oil and gas should not be addressed by the Commission.
Their report noted that the polling staff was thorough,efficient and consistent in the application of procedures and the'clear majority of officials were women '
In the absence of a candidate winning a clear majority, presidential elections required a second round, which took place on 7 August 1994.
On the contrary, their complementarity is evidenced by the fact that several countries have sponsored all three draft resolutions,and the indications are that a clear majority of delegations will also support all three drafts.
A clear majority, moreover, had felt that the procedure could not be made adequate by some adjustment of article 11 and should therefore be abolished.
The two greatest achievements of the revolution are"free universal healthcare and the clear majority of women in executive and managerial positions in the country," Schmidt wrote.
A clear majority of participants agreed that the two annual meetings held during the biennium were relevant to their organizations ' activities.
In the general elections of 9 April 1995,President Fujimori won a clear majority over his rival, former United Nations Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar.
Indeed, a clear majority of the respondents who expressed a preference stated that UNCTAD was their preferred source of advice and assistance on competition laws and policy.
In rural areas, men outnumber women in the age group up to 55, while above thatage level- there is a clear majority of women(in towns- that age threshold is much lower- 29 years).
We share what seems to be a clear majority view that it is important to reflect major changes in the international system in this way.
On 23 October, the SNSD withdrew its request for the removal of the Minister for Foreign Affairs from the agenda of the House of Representatives,ostensibly on the grounds that there was no clear majority in favour of the move.
Congressional elections yielded no clear majority. A severe shortfall in State finances forced the Government initially to announce cutbacks and austerity plans.
The Council of Ongoing Government noted that Tokelau could in the future change the two-thirds majority threshold for the referendum, but should put in placemeasures to ensure that a threshold was supported by a clear majority in each village to guarantee unity.
Today, in a clear majority of the world's nations the people have the opportunity periodically and freely to express their will concerning the Government of their countries, notably through the conduct of periodic, free and fair elections.
A clear majority of speakers expressed support for the paragraph proposed by India, bearing in mind, however, the need to continue the consideration of the paragraph in the light of the drafting of the new article placed after article 2.
The CHAIRMAN observed that a rather clear majority of delegations supported the retention of the paragraph in its current form and said that the views of those delegations which were against its inclusion would be duly reflected in the summary record of the meeting.
