Required absolute majority 96

Required absolute majority 94

It does not control an absolute majority in Parliament.

Mr. Ronny Abraham has obtained an absolute majority in the General Assembly.

If more than 27 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, that provision in effect leads to a situation where none of the candidates who receive an absolute majority of votes are declared elected.

Accordingly, for the present election, 96 votes constitute an absolute majority in the General Assembly.

Accordingly, for the present election, 96 votes constitute an absolute majority in the General Assembly.

Accordingly, 96 votes constitutes an absolute majority in the Assembly for the purpose of those elections.

The absolute majority of the world's population are below 20, and they are growing larger and faster.

Accordingly, 97 votes constitute an absolute majority in the Assembly for the purpose of the present election.

The Constitution requires that the Provedor be elected by an absolute majority of the members of Parliament.

An absolute majority of products at the Latvian stock exchange have been given to it by privatisation.

Accordingly, 94 votes constitute an absolute majority in the Assembly for the purpose of the present election.

Accordingly, 94 votes constitute an absolute majority for the purpose of electing judges of the International Tribunal.

If, in the first ballot, the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than 27, a second ballot will be held and balloting will continue in the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 27 candidates have obtained an absolute majority.

14. If, in the first ballot, the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than three, a second ballot will be held, and balloting will continue in the same meeting, if and as necessary, until three candidates have obtained an absolute majority.

19. If, in the first ballot, the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than nine, a second ballot will be held, and balloting will continue in the same meeting, if and as necessary, until nine candidates have obtained an absolute majority.

If in the first ballot no candidate obtains an absolute majority, it will be necessary to proceed to further ballots until a candidate has obtained the required majority.

In the ballot just completed, more than five candidates in this case, six candidates have obtained an absolute majority.

In the ballot just completed, more than five candidates in this case, six candidates have obtained an absolute majority.

Neither of those formulas had received an absolute majority because of the number of votes in favour of independence.

If, in the first ballot, more than 27 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 27 candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

18. If, in the first ballot, more than 27 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 27 candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

21. If, in the first ballot, more than nine candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until nine candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

Having obtained an absolute majority, Mr. Lloyd George Williams was elected a member of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

In either case, the choice shall be ratified by Parliament. quot 52. Nevertheless, this constitutional provision gave rise to a debate over the definition of a majority. Did it refer to the party having an absolute majority? Otherwise, if a party had a relative majority, would it not be required to form a coalition with one or more other parties in order to be assured of having an absolute majority?

(f) If one of the cities obtains an absolute majority of valid preferences, it will be proposed as a consensus decision.

The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors, whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors, whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors, whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

It is further suggested that if in the first ballot more than nine candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until nine candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

It must be stressed, however, that the absolute majority of the Muslim population in Western Europe is not affiliated with extremist groups.

12. The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors, whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

17. The consistent practice of the United Nations has been to interpret the words absolute majority as meaning a majority of all electors, whether or not they vote or are allowed to vote.

16. If, in the first ballot, more than the required number of candidates obtains an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until the required number of candidates, and no more, obtains an absolute majority.

It is further suggested that if in the first ballot more than the required number of candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting until the required number of candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

If in the first ballot the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than three, a second ballot will be held, and balloting will continue in the same meeting, if and as necessary, until three candidates have obtained an absolute majority. In any second or subsequent ballot, each elector may vote for no more than three candidates less the number of candidates who have already obtained absolute majorities.

If, in the first ballot, the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than nine, a second ballot will be held, and balloting will continue in the same meeting, if and as necessary, until nine candidates have obtained an absolute majority. In any second or subsequent ballot, each elector may vote for no more than nine candidates less the number of candidates who have already obtained absolute majorities.

Votes may accordingly be cast in any second or subsequent ballot for any eligible candidate who has not yet obtained an absolute majority.

Those candidates who obtain an absolute majority of votes in the General Assembly and in the Security Council shall be considered as elected.

Those candidates who obtain an absolute majority of votes both in the General Assembly and in the Security Council will be considered as elected.

Accordingly, on the date of this memorandum, 96 votes constitutes an absolute majority in the Assembly for the purpose of the present Court election.

On 2 April, an absolute majority in Somaliland's House of Representatives endorsed an election bill accepting the amendments suggested by President Dahir Riayle Kahin.