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[...] practices at ECA through biannual hearings on [...]

Hence, more than half of the developing [...]

[...] [...] majority of the members present.

(b) Decisions of committees, subcommittees and working groups shall be taken by a majority of the representatives present and voting, except that the reconsideration of a proposal or an amendment shall require the majority established by rule 32.

9.2 At meetings of subsidiary bodies, a quorum shall consist of a majority of the governments referred to in Rule 1 which are members of the subsidiary body in question.

[...] [...] that more than half of all pregnant [...] [...]

(b) No distribution shall be made to members on account of their subscriptions to the capital stock of the Corporation until all liabilities to creditors shall have been discharged or provided for and until the Board of Governors, by vote of a majority of the Governors exercising a majority of the total voting power, shall have decided to make such distribution.

It should be understood that, in accordance with the rules cited, the presence of a majority of the members would continue to be required for any decisions to be taken.

The General Assembly shall meet at the Headquarters of the United Nations unless convened elsewhere in pursuance of a decision taken at a previous session or at the request of a majority of the Members of the United Nations.

When two or more elective places are to be filled at one time under the same conditions, those candidates, in a number not exceeding the number of such places, obtaining in the first ballot the majority required and the largest number of votes, shall be elected.

A bare majority of the cases reviewed provided sufficient evidence to show that the expected results had been achieved.

(b) Emergency special sessions pursuant to General Assembly resolution 377 A (V) shall be convened within twenty-four hours of the receipt by the Secretary-General of a request for such a session from the Security Council, on the vote of any nine members thereof, or of a request from a majority of the Members of the United Nations expressed by vote in the Interim Committee or otherwise, or of the concurrence of a majority of Members as provided in rule 9.

However, the presence of a majority of the members would be required for any decision to be taken.

[...] [...] Guinea-Bissau, is more than halfway through the data collection [...] [...]

For this purpose, a Conference of High Contracting Parties shall be held as agreed to by a majority, but no less than eighteen High Contracting Parties.

[...] and Cyprus, over half of women 65 and older [...]

[...] have served at least half of their prison term.

This recommendation would be made on the understanding that such a waiver would not imply any permanent change in the provisions of rules 67 and 108 of the rules of procedure and that the requirement of the presence of a majority of the members for any decision to be taken would be maintained.

A quorum for meetings of the Council shall be a majority of its members.

In particular, a semi-circular barrel swash [...]

Rule 15 of the rules of procedure stipulates that additional items of an important and urgent character, proposed for inclusion in the agenda less than 30 days before the opening of a regular session or during a regular session, may be placed on the agenda if the General Assembly so decides by a majority of the members present and voting.

[...] present of more than half of the members in attendance [...] [...]

[...] [...] who can only live semi-independently with [...]

(b) A majority of the representatives on any subsidiary organ of limited membership shall constitute a quorum.

[...] [...] address water issues halfway through the International [...]

Serving more than half of America's families [...] [...]

Three parliaments (the Flemish parliament and the parliaments of the French Community and the Walloon Region) have limited “constitutive autonomy”, which means they can adopt, by qualified majority, decrees dealing with issues relating to elections and to the composition and operation of the parliament and government.

[...] the integration in half a year, CTG was opportunely [...] [...]

With over half of the seats, the party has the ability to impeach any public official if it is able to secure the support of an additional 10 per cent of representatives – either from the military bloc or, as in the tribunal case, other parties – to reach the required two-thirds majority in both houses.