Examples of using Double majority in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is known as‘the double majority'.
A double majority of the people and the cantons is required for it to pass.
This procedure is also known as the'double majority' rule.
As the new system, double majority will enter into force on 1 November 2014.
The Council takes decisions by consensus or at a double majority of 75%.
A double majority of the people and the cantons is required for this kind of referendum to be passed.
From 2014 a system known as'double majority voting' will be introduced.
The double majority system will reflect the twofold legitimacy of the Union, which is a union of peoples and of States.
In 2014,a new voting method will be introduced- double majority voting.
The introduction of a new“double majority”voting system within the Council(also with effect from 2014);
In order to be adopted by qualified majority, a new law orother decision must now obtain a'double majority' of both Member States and population.
A double majority is achieved when a decision is taken by 55% of the Member States representing at least 65% of the Union's population.
The draft would be considered passed if it received the'double majority' of votes of the states and the electorate.
If a double majority were achieved, of the citizens and of the Member States, we would have, after this historic vote, a genuine roadmap for all those who wish to follow it.
The European Constitution would enter into force if approved by a double majority, i.e. a double majority of citizens and states.
Those who deplore the'concessions which are difficult for Parliament to accept' should take comfort on the one hand from the enhancement of the European Parliament's role as co-legislator and the sharing of its budgetary powers to give 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.
A trans-European referendum with a double majority(majority of European citizens and majority of the member states) to decide upon any future EU enlargement.
It is therefore essential to acknowledge the political link between this new proposal on distribution of seats in line with the principle of degressive proportionality and the reform package for the Union's institutions,in particular the double majority principle for the definition of a majority in the Council.
However, given the Treaty's repeated references to the double majority, the Committee shares the Commission's view that it would be contrary to the spirit of the Treaty not to require a minimum number of participants per Member State.
I would like to take the opportunity to stress that the institutional aspect of the Reform Treaty needs to be coherent and that,as regards the question of double majority, which will ostensibly enter into force only in 2014-2017, the Treaties should not contain any gentlemen's agreements like the Ioannina compromise, which remain in force but, whilst they are legally recognised in the current framework, would merely serve to block the decision-making process in the Council.