Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Relative majority in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Amongst the people who were still jobless was no relative majority of foreigners.
A growing relative majority(46%, an increase of 6%)
So, the partisans in those five countries account for a so called relative majority.
Should a third ballot be necessary, a relative majority shall suffice for election to the remaining seats.
because more votes against than votes in favour do not constitute a relative majority.
A relative majority of NMS-8 citizens would like to see the euro introduced in the medium term“after a certain time”, 39%, +3 pp.
the other side of the House does have a relative majority for Recital A, in this case a qualified majority is required.
However, overall, a relative majority of respondents expected the introduction of the euro to have positive consequences for their country 46%,‑3pp.
last round is organized, the relative majority being then recognized as sufficient.
In Lithuania, however, a relative majority of respondents is still against introducing the euro(48%,
On the merits of the question, we are split roughly 50/50, making the result totally unpredictable with a relative majority, and with a bilateral impossibility of achieving a qualified majority. .
While a relative majority of stakeholders would not face changed conditions,
economic crisis by 22% of respondents- a relative majority.
Despite fears that Nidaa Tounes, with their relative majority, might install a new form of oligarchic regime,
for that matter to remove the essence of those committees where this relative majority would not assume the Chair.
According to the Commission survey, a relative majority of Slovaks were positive about the impact of the euro's introduction on prices:
subsequent to the transfer of shares, only a relative majority of its capital.
determine its behaviour, a relative majority of the capital or of the votes
Relative majorities of respondents expected the introduction of the euro to have positive consequences for their country(49%,
they have given majorities, not relative majorities, but absolute majorities, to the governments of the People's Party,
