Sentence examples for more majority from inspiring English sources

To promote faster change and more fiscal responsibility, France favored more majority voting within the euro zone instead of acting only by unanimity.

More majority voting on EU law will mean faster political integration, but also raises the delicate question of balancing the voting power of big and small countries.

More EU members will mean more majority voting, if any decisions are to be made at all, and that will mean a permanent complement of disappointed governments.

Amid the haggling, Europe's leaders in Cologne will agree to launch a new inter-governmental conference, the mechanism required for the unfinished business of reforming the EU's sclerotic institutions, with more majority voting and a streamlined commission.

For a year or more, majority public opinion has opposed these bases - in the Czech Republic, this is 70% against, not to mention the extraordinary League of Czech Mayors Against the Radar, which has organised local referendums on the issue.

It also wants to see more "majority voting", in which decisions apply only if backed by more than half of votes cast.Perhaps the most stinging criticism is reserved for the SEC itself.

The R.N.C. and the Congressional Black Caucus joined forces to press for the creation of more majority-black districts.

Helmut Kohl has denied that he wants a "superstate", and has proved it by vetoing at Amsterdam four relatively harmless proposals for more majority-voting, which Britain and several other governments could have accepted.

The budget bill now moves to the lower house, where Mr. Prodi has a more comfortable majority.

What's more, the majority of the ballot papers are returned blank.

What's more, a majority of defensive sets these days are nickel and dime packages.