Examples of using Majority will in English and their translations into German
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But a majority will just read passively and drop off.
The Presidency is obliged to respect the majority will of Parliament.
I believe that a majority will be in favour of this proposal.
Jelic: It is not true that this ruling majority will be unison and….
The majority will try to ignore the problem until it is too late.
People also translate
Thanks again to everyone, and I hope that a full majority will accept this proposal tomorrow.
Sure, the majority will be even younger but also older have a liking to 125cc.
Parliament, however, is the political decision-maker elected by the people of Europe,and we must make its majority will evident.
The vast majority will nanosatellites weighing less than five kilograms.
Some of them may subsequently ascend to higher universe levels, but the majority will forever remain in the service of the local universe;
The majority will continue to remain with the economic liberals and federalists in Parliament.
If they have bred before, the majority will return to their previous mating partners.
The majority will follow my recommendation and vote for the report, because it is indeed a Europe-wide issue and problem.
Obviously I hope a clear majority will support the motion for a resolution.
The majority will follow him and only a small flock will remain faithful to Me in their attitude and actions.
Only a homogenous government with a solid majority will last, Naftemporiki writes calling for new elections.
The majority will only accept bank transfers and insist in having the full amount before sending out a vehicle.
While some moderate layers might withdraw, the majority will likely not be satisfied until the Macron government is brought down.
But the majority will support the proposal. They will do it with conviction, not in a light-hearted manner but guided by Brecht's thinking.
We are presenting clear proposals for the conciliation of 20 July, whichthe Council should not reject, because they represent the majority will of this House elected by the citizens of Europe.
The AKP's majority will also enable it to continue to recalibrate the country's foreign policy.
All these texts, both the directive and the amendments, remind us, against the background of our recent debates on security, that it is extremely unhealthy in times like these to authorise 400 000 to 500 000asylum-seekers a year to enter our territory, given that the majority will ultimately be turned down, but as they are not expelled, will remain on a semi-clandestine basis.
But the majority will certainly avoid entrusting the most important reports to them.
Mr President, the‘Women in White', who have been awarded the Sakharov Prize, as has been pointed out here this afternoon, have not been able to use the tickets that the European Parliament has made available to them so that they could come to pick up the prize on Wednesday, because they have not been authorised bythe Cuban Government, which is a flagrant violation of these people's rights and ignores, Mr President, the majority will of this Parliament.
However, the majority will continue to lie with the"centre-left"- to once again use this actually unsuitable categorisation.
Although Parliament acknowledges that ratifying the Constitution now faces‘difficulties that could prove insurmountable', unless measures can be taken to address the concerns expressed in France,the Netherlands and in other Member States, the majority will still go ahead and transform the current period of reflection into the relaunch of the draft Constitution, on the basis of broad public debate on the future of European integration.
The majority will ultimately win, but those who disagree can make this a better debate, and they should be encouraged to do so and should not be disenfranchised from their position.
The switchover from unanimity to qualified majority will merely enhance the decision-making capacity of the institutions.
As long as, consequently, no uniform European people, as the subject of legitimisation,can express its majority will in a politically effective manner that takes due account of equality in the context of the foundation of a European federal state, the peoples of the European Union, which are constituted in their Member States, remain the decisive holders of public authority, including Union authority.
The majorities will decide on the legality of the existence of the minorities or at least on the terms on which their ideas are projected and on whether or not resources should be granted for such projection.
