“majority voting”簡單造句，majority voting造句子

Soon afterwards, the case for replacing national vetoes with majority voting was made by federalists, who claimed, often wrongly, that the new members had rendered EU institutions unwieldy.

IMF's weighted voting system, majority voting system and negotiation voting system are all having the problems of money hegemony.

It is unsurprising, therefore, that several member states, old and new, do not support any move to extend qualified majority voting to the area of taxation.

But small countries see most of these changes as steps backward: if they are to accept them, they want something in exchange, such as more majority voting and a stronger European Parliament.

Hans-Gert Pöttering, president of the European Parliament, is admirably frank: “If you have majority voting, you can overrule those who don't want to move ahead.”