Examples of using Narrow majority in English and their translations into German
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When it comes to the vote, there will be, at most, a very narrow majority.
Britain's general election outcome- a narrow majority for the Conservative Party- was unexpected.
A compromise has been reached in a few other areas,but only by a narrow majority.
On 23 June 2016 the UK population voted with a narrow majority for their country to leave the EU.
I do not like the idea ofintroducing a ban which is introduced by a very narrow majority.
Unfortunately, these amendments were passed with a narrow majority in a plenary vote in Parliament.
A narrow majority in the local council voted no to two of them after severe pressure from protesting neighbours.
Following a further debate of the dossier, a narrow majority of EU representatives now voted in favour of the proposal.
Adenauer was also elected on theproposal of the new German President with an extremely narrow majority as the first Chancellor.
In a referendum held on Sunday a narrow majority of Colombians rejected a peace deal with the Farc rebels.
There is an item in my dossier for the Industry Committee which was not incorporated,but which nevertheless was adopted with a narrow majority.
These measures were only supported by a narrow majority in the Council, only 13 out of 25 Member States.
How serious the country is about saving was shown last December by the measures to intendto lead to the government's high debts being paid off, passed by the narrow majority of a single vote.
On 23 rd June 2016 a narrow majority of voters in the referendum in Great Britain voted for the option'Leave the European Union.
We were unhappy that the CompensationReport was only approved by a relatively narrow majority at the Annual Shareholders' Meeting 2018.
This decision shows how a narrow majority in the lower chamber of the Swiss parliament continues to obstruct a sustainable Swiss human rights and foreign economic policy.
In contrast to the rejection of the Directiveproposal in November last year, now a narrow majority voted against rejecting the legislative text.
At the end of March 2010, the government of Serbia, with a narrow majority and after a turbulent session, passed a resolution in which they apologise for the massacre, however while avoiding the use of the term"genocide.
I would ask you, once again, to consider overnight whether it would not really make more sense for us to adopt a resolution together, as a broad community,rather than adopting one with a narrow majority as would be the case at present.
At a time when most Europeans want security andstability, a narrow majority of Britons decided to do something wild and unpredictable.
Yesterday, the proposal of the Greens and Social Democrats to postpone the decision on the Klaß report until a broader decision-making processon the genetic manipulation of plants is in place, was turned down by a narrow majority of this Parliament.
I hope that the Commission will reconsider, keeping the very narrow majority in the House in mind when it proposes amendments before second reading.
A narrow majority lives vegetarian(that is without meat, but with dairy products), a strong minority continues to eat meat and only a particular minority lives strictly vegan and is in addition organized in political active vegan networks.
The negotiations between PRI and PAN are characterized today by the narrow majority won by the PAN in the federal Congress, which forces it to collaborate with the PRI to govern more easily.
Since the Committee on Agriculture, by a narrow majority, found itself unable to present a report to the Assembly, there remains before the House only the motion for a resolution which I have tabled, along with 20 other colleagues, and the Commission's draft regulation.
An industrial dispute by a minority union will ultimatelyonly be lawful in the few cases in which only a narrow majority exists at a business, since there will then be a realistic possibility of a fully valid tariff regulation.
I say this to the right: you chose to form a narrow majority with the eurosceptics, as you were free to do, in order to create a form of economic governance which I can tell you now is unfair and will be ineffective.
The parties with close industrial ties have now for the first time indicated,which is the direction they prefer: with a narrow majority of 25:24 in the Employment Committee they have voted for the exemption of independent HGV drivers from the new Working Time Directive in road transport.
We have proposed that if either the Council by a qualified majority, or Parliament by a majority of its Members- in other words,not a narrow majority on a Thursday afternoon of 29 to 36- decides to call back an implementing measure, then the Commission must either withdraw the measure, or their original measure will be subject to the full legislative procedure under codecision to confirm, amend or repeal the act in question.
We now have a report which is extremely tough on the whole question of management of the 1996 discharge andyet a very narrow majority, achieved by our Socialist Labour colleagues when one of us happened to leave, means that we are now facing acceptance rather than rejection or refusal to grant.