Examples of using Decision-making in the council in English and their translations into Dutch
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Qualified majority voting must become the single procedural rule for decision-making in the Council.
I note that decision-making in the Council cuts across decision-making as it has to date been pursued in the Economic Affairs Committee.
I fully approve of the idea that qualified majority voting should become the general procedure for decision-making in the Council.
Care should be taken not to impede decision-making in the Council and to avoid a system of preliminary
which of course has consequences for the decision-making in the Council, is not necessary.
What really is crucial is to expand majority decision-making in the Council so that the European Union is able to act now and will be able to do so in future after enlargement.
immigration are getting nowhere, because decision-making in the Council has come to a standstill.
A declaration relating to the system for decision-making in the Council by a qualified majority that clarifies the actual Ioannina safeguard mechanism;
I have also been urging confirmation of the original Commission proposal to retain the principle of'one member, one vote' for decision-making in the Council of European Energy Regulators.
recalled that the pace of decision-making in the Council had accelerated during the British Presidency, with about 50
with a reinforcement of the Commission's right of initiative and more efficient decision-making in the Council.
efficiency of the institutions, especially decision-making in the Council, that it needs checks
open debates and decision-making in the Council possible?
We in the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats may support the principle of double majority for decision-making in the Council of Ministers, but it cannot now be considered a fundamental principle whereby we say that if it is not accepted,
provides for paralysing unanimous decision-making in the Council.
confirms that qualified majority is the general rule for decision-making in the Council.
parity with the Council, and on the other from the fact that the principle of a double majority will make decision-making in the Council easier.
we are now being invited to go further down the road of delegating competences to the EU by abandoning unanimous decision-making in the Council on issues of judicial
Criticism of Nice in this House focused on the decision-making methods in the Council, and that is something that we should not forget.