1. The Tribunal shall take all decisions by a majority vote.

(b) Decisions of the Subcommittee on Prevention shall be made by a majority vote of the members present

Under its terms, the European Council s presidency would have far greater stability in place of the current six month rotating presidency, a European political leader who could command the necessary support would be elected to serve as President for two and a half years.

Council decisions that now require unanimity would be taken by majority vote.

The Senate now operates on an informal rule that opponents will try to kill a legislative proposal through a filibuster a procedural attempt to prevent the proposal from coming to a vote.

To overcome a filibuster, the proposal s supporters must muster 60 of 100 votes, rather than a simple majority.

If it were lower than the euro area average by more than the threshold value, then he or she would vote against monetary tightening or in favor of monetary easing. Finally, I assumed that all policy decisions were made on the basis of a simple majority vote.

In June 1989, the opposition won the parliamentary election in a landslide.

Finally, I assumed that all policy decisions were made on the basis of a simple majority vote.

All five were appointed to the bench by the parliamentary majority dominated by VMRO DPMNE.

For example, implementation of rules governing the single market are subject to a unanimity rule, or at the very least a qualified majority of member states, with the result that progress is usually slow.

In what may be Turkey s most important political event since the republic was founded in the 1920 s, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) has won a landslide parliamentary election victory, with around 47 of the vote.

Could a person of color win power in other white majority countries?

Thaksin s days appear numbered, for Thailand seems poised to eject a popularly elected prime minister.

It must receive full sovereignty over EU budget making and the right to sign off on all decisions taken by a qualified majority in the Council.

And, to do that, it must share the burden fairly a principle that a qualified majority finally established at last Wednesday s summit.

Among the 15 amendments adopted by the majority in the Assembly, one would re define communication as a public service.

Iranians yearn for reform, reflected in President Khatami's two landslide electoral victories.

In that sense, what was surprising about Bush s re election was how thin his majority was.

In the South African general election, 2009, the community decisively voted for the Freedom Front Plus party.

Uribe won an unprecedented re election two years ago with an absolute majority in the first round of the vote.

EU citizens will be endowed with legally binding fundamental rights, and majority decisions will become the general norm.

The resolution passed narrowly twenty three members voted in favor of the resolution, while nineteen voted against it, and three abstained.

Mayotte became an overseas department of France in March 2011 in consequence of a 29 March 2009 referendum.

For example, Cameron wanted to strike a red line through the proposal to subject the planned Deposit Guarantee Scheme Directive to the Qualified Majority Voting procedure (meaning that no member state would have veto power).

Shareholders of British companies must approve, by majority vote on a shareholder resolution, any political spending that exceeds 5,000.

The bill was defeated in the House by a wide bipartisan margin, and it never came up for a vote in the Senate.

The Legislative Assembly was to be elected by direct vote cast for a single member deputies were elected on receiving a simple majority of the votes cast, and the assembly would sit for one year.

But, while its work is carried out under the normal qualified majority voting system, the 17 eurozone countries will have a single supervisor, so will have a block vote.

The next 34 percent are your early majority, your late majority and your laggards.

Tax limitation activists, meanwhile, say the program is unconstitutional because state legislators initially passed it with a simple majority vote, not the supermajority ordinarily required to impose a tax.

The EU overcame national biases to establish the Single Market by instituting a process of legally binding qualified majority voting, whereby individual member states could be outvoted on specific regulations.

Other Muslim states seem to grasp this recently, a Turk was chosen for the first time and by a majority vote to be Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Countries.

Tunisia may give us an example of the opposite scenario a real constitutional compromise supported by an overwhelming majority (reflected in a 200 16 vote in the National Constituent Assembly).

This day also traditionally marks the start of the voting process for the best Internet project in the country that will be determined by the most amount of votes by the second half of November.

Elected in a landslide to clean up the political vices of the previous establishment, Chávez chose to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

Counting the votes.

As a trained lawyer, he should in principle understand the importance of the rule of law.

It takes more votes to elect a Conservative than a Labour MP, owing to the over representation of urban Britain and some majority Labour parts of the country.

As the mayor and the head of the local administration were elected thin majority 17 votes (United Russia, Fair Russia and the Liberal Democratic Party) against 16 (Communist Party).

In what may be Turkey s most important political event since the republic was founded in the 1920 s, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) has won a landslide parliamentary election victory, with around 47 of the vote.

The Marshal had received a considerable majority.

The bill was passed by an overwhelming majority.

The bill was passed by an overwhelming majority.

Here America found itself allied with some strange bedfellows that it normally rebukes as chronic human rights violators Cuba, China, Iran, Libya, Sudan or Zimbabwe. Yet, without US support, the initiative was overwhelmingly endorsed in late July by the UN's Economic and Social Council.