Examples of using Majority voting in English and their translations into Romanian
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Qualified majority voting, QMV.
The Commission supports reverse qualified majority voting.
Qualified majority voting and the ordinary legislative procedure.
It extends the use of qualify majority voting at the Council.
Qualified majority voting for Council decisions should be the rule.
Decisions are made in the General Meeting of Shareholders, by majority voting.
Making more frequent use of majority voting in the Council of Ministers.
We have even achieved concessions on reverse qualified majority voting.
Majority voting, rather than unanimous decisions, will become more common.
The new assembly rules also include various qualified majority voting rules.
Majority voting for social, employment, education and health policy.
Instead, the principle of"double" Qualified Majority Voting(QMV) should be introduced.
Controls the majority voting rights attached to the shares issued by the other undertaking.
Actually only one issue remains open:the scope of reverse qualified majority voting.
It is allowed the majority voting, or a majority of countries can act on their own.
It had the powers to decide prices, investment, raise money andmake decisions by majority voting.
Qualified majority voting in the Council and power indices, power and luck, i-power and p-power.
It supports the Commission's approach in adding qualified majority voting to selected parts of the procedures.
Such a decision would be proposed by the Commission andadopted by the Council through reverse qualified majority voting[3].
This new system of qualified majority voting will apply with effect from 1 November 2014.
The Single Foreign policy shall be based on a single EU voice in international forums and on majority voting in the Council.
So Margaret Thatcher agreed to majority voting in the Council: this was a great decision.
What we need are automatic initiatives and sanctions which the Council can only stop by means of reversed qualified majority voting.
Originally, you proposed that the reverse qualified majority voting rule be applied in more than 15 instances.
Reverse qualified majority voting in the preventive phase of the Stability and Growth Pact is absolutely essential as far as we are concerned.
I also have grave concerns about reverse qualified majority voting in Council decisions linked to these reports.
Under reverse qualified majority voting, the Commission's proposal is deemed to be adopted by the Council unless it decides by qualified majority to reject the Commission's proposal.
National regulators, deciding within ACER on those issues through majority voting, would remain fully involved in the process.
Indeed, as in democratic states where- in practice- consensus can not be the rule of decision, the most equitable would not it be that, each country having a voice,the UN decisions are also taken according to the rule majority voting?
The first is reverse qualified majority voting, which has already been referred to many times in this Chamber.
