Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A restructuring plan should be adopted by the majority in the amount of creditors' claims in each class, as prescribed by national law.
• Furthermore, the Commission notes that the majority of the deferred amount was secured on LOT's assets.
• At the same time, however, we are all aware that substantial amounts of money will be needed to fund the majority of these measures.
• In principle, the Budget Council could decide by qualified majority because the amount proposed for the redeployment of Headings (i.e. 2.4 billion Euro) is below 0.03% of EU GNI.
• A majority in this House decided that the European Union must pump a substantial amount of money into its automotive industry.
• The majority of the amounts to be called are in fact paid by the Member States in less than 12 months after the end of the financial year in question as part of the budget of the following year.
• The majority of this amount, however, goes to nuclear energy and not to new sustainable technologies.
• There is a majority in the Committee on Budgets that has wanted to place a large amount of money in reserve until further information has been provided.

• However, this requires an absolute majority, in other words a majority of the number of elected MEPs.
• The number of Members present required to constitute a quorum shall be equal to a majority of the number of Members specified in the Treaty.
• Article 219 The Commission shall act by a majority of the number of Members provided for in Article 213.
• Commission decisions shall be adopted if a majority of the number of Members specified in the Treaty vote in favour.
• Commission decisions shall be adopted if a majority of the number of Members specified in the Treaty vote in favour.
• Otherwise we shall find we are short of majorities on a number of votes where people legitimately have interests.
• Mr President, at the Dublin summit, the stage was set for a number of majority votes in which the national parliaments can be voted down.
• The number of Members whose presence is necessary to constitute a quorum shall be equal to a majority of the number of Members specified in the Treaty.