Примери за използване на Parliament's amendments на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Parliament's amendments therefore sought to.
Or it can reject the Parliament's amendments.
The European Parliament's amendments on the Integrated Farm Statistics(IFS) proposal were discussed.
The Council may accept or reject Parliament's amendments.
Council's position on Parliament's amendments(acceptance, rejection, or possible compromise text).
The Council can only react to the Parliament's amendments.
If the Council approves all Parliament's amendments, the act is deemed adopted and is then signed and published.
I voted to send this report back to committee because the Commission's response to Parliament's amendments was woefully inadequate.
More than half of Parliament's amendments have been accepted.
Parliament's amendments do not call for the safety systems to be extended to over-the-counter medicines.
Council can only react to Parliament's amendments.
Several of Parliament's amendments concern information from sources other than industry sources.
The committee considers the Council position and Parliament's amendments from the second reading.
Parliament's amendments also played an extremely important role in guaranteeing the credibility of the label among consumers and environmental organisations.
If Council approves all Parliament's amendments, the act is adopted.
In writing.- I voted to send this report back to committee because the Commission's response to Parliament's amendments was woefully inadequate.
If the Council accepts the Parliament's amendments, the legislation is enacted.
Parliament's amendments introduce additional and complex provisions that are not applicable to SMEs formed under national law in most Member States.
If the Council does not approve the Parliament's amendments, a Conciliation Committee is convened.
I agree with the Parliament's amendments that remove the recommendations on automatic sanctions on Member States that incur an excessive deficit because, as this crisis has shown, it is necessary, in extraordinary circumstances, to exceed the deficit requirements in order to stave off more serious economic effects of a crisis.
As regards Mr Visser's report,I have indicated before that the Commission cannot accept Parliament's amendments but we have taken note of the recommendations contained in the report.
At the request of the committee responsible, the President shall call on the Council to reconsult Parliament in the same circumstances and under the same conditions as those set out in Rule 63(1), as well as where the Council substantially amends or intends to amend the draft legally binding act on which Parliament originally delivered its position,except where this is done in order to incorporate Parliament's amendments.
If the Council does not approve all Parliament's amendments at 2nd reading, a Conciliation Committee is convened.
The enormous gap that exists between Parliament's amendments, which are very dogmatic, and the compromise obtained in the Council, which is more pragmatic, also says a lot.
If Council does not adopt all Parliament's amendments or wants to introduce its own changes, it adopts a 1st reading position.
The Council either approves all Parliament's amendments, in which case the legislative act is adopted, or it does not approve all the amendments. .
If the Council does not accept all Parliament's amendments, it informs Parliament thereof and subsequently the Conciliation procedure is launched within a 6 week deadline.
Council votes by qualified majority on the Parliament's amendments for which the Commission has delivered a positive opinion, and unanimously on amendments for which the Commission has delivered a negative opinion.
If the Commission says it does not intend to adopt all Parliament's amendments, the rapporteur or chair of the committee responsible makes a formal proposal to Parliament on whether the vote on the draft legislative resolution should proceed.
If the Commission says it does not intend to adopt all Parliament's amendments, the rapporteur or chair of the committee responsible makes a formal proposal to Parliament on whether the vote on the draft legislative resolution should proceed.