Sentence examples for system of qualified from inspiring English sources

Sources in Brussels say Cameron is playing a "dangerous game" because financial service regulations are decided by the system of qualified majority voting in which Britain does not have a veto.

A particular worry is that the present system of qualified majority voting (QMV) in the Council of Ministers will become a formula for deadlock once membership expands, as intended, from 15 to 20 and later to 27.

Yet, as things stand, it is the small nations that have disproportionate power through a voting system of "qualified" majorities that allows just four small countries to gang up with a single big one to block EU action.

Another is how to revise the existing system of "qualified majority voting (QMV)"—the rules that cover other issues, where the veto does not apply.The current QMV rules work in two stages.

FIDE set up a new system of qualifying tournaments and matches.

On one hand, this method requires a complete dynamic model of a complex system, on the other hand, it is limited by the system size, experiment site, the number of qualified human participants and research time.

Supply chain problems identified include poor coordination across and within levels of the health system; fragmentation of supply lines; lack of qualified and experienced staff; absence of clear protocols at each level; lack of reliable data for tracking and recording supplies; and deficiencies in transportation and health centers' storage facilities.

The proposed steps include the definition of the requirements for the on-board GNSS systems, the description of a system to qualify railway lines in regards to GNSS application, and the performance of larger test campaigns [55].

However, it is restricted by the system size, experimental site and the number of qualified human participants.

–Scarcity of qualified sharia scholars.

All components of the laser system were qualified at a random vibration level of 8.8 grms (hard-mounted) to ensure their integrity after the boost phase of the rocket launch.