Esimerkkejä Amendments put forward käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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We welcome certain amendments put forward by other Groups.
The amendments put forward by the ALDE, PPE-DE and PSE Groups- with which the Council has agreed- are, in my view, fair and reasonable.
The Commission can therefore accept all the amendments put forward by Mr Trakatellis.
Those were the amendments put forward by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection.
That is why the Commission can support the amendments put forward in Mrs Angelilli's report.
Certain amendments put forward for the Articles have been placed in the recitals as they elaborate and motivate the text.
As regards today's vote, several amendments put forward are acceptable to the Commission.
The amendments put forward relate mainly to the provision for a 50% flat-rate deduction in the case of expenditure on accommodation, food and drink.
This is in fact the direction proposed in the amendments put forward by my political group.
I believe that the amendments put forward by the PSE and the ALDE Groups- with which the Council has agreed- constitute a fair and reasonable compromise.
However, I am deeply concerned about several other amendments put forward by this committee and by individual Members.
Given the fact that examination of this proposal is ongoing in Council and given the Commission's strong desire to have the programme adopted as quickly as possible,I believe that the most appropriate course of action at this time is for the Commission not so much to accept the amendments put forward by the Parliament.
So, I urge all colleagues to reject the amendments put forward by the European People's Party and their colleagues on the far right.
Mr President, I, too, would like to congratulate Mr Wijkman and thank him for being so open to dialogue andwilling to listen to the amendments put forward in the Committee on Development and Cooperation.
I want to put on record that I support the amendments put forward by Mr Sturdy, which I have signed, and which I am happy to support.
So we look forward to the Commission's reply and if the arguments of Mr Alber, Mr Lange andothers are right then clearly Mrs Bjerregaard will accept all the amendments put forward by the Parliament because there can be no other alternative.
The Commission broadly welcomes amendments put forward by the European Parliament which aim to clarify and improve the Commission's initial proposal.
Given that the Council is currently considering this proposal, and in view of the Commission's strong desire to address this issuein a timely manner, I believe that the most appropriate course of action at this stage would be for the Commission not to accept formally the amendments put forward by Parliament, but to endeavour to take them on board as much as possible during the negotiations with the Council.
On two issues Parliament has re-tabled amendments put forward and accepted by the Commission at first reading.
But given the fact that examination of this proposal is ongoing in the Council, and given the Commission' s strong desire to address this issue in a timely manner,I believe that the most appropriate course of action at this time is for the Commission not to formally accept the amendments put forward by Parliament, but to endeavour to take them on board, as much as possible, during the negotiations in the Council.
For our voice to sound credible, today we should have adopted two amendments put forward by the European Conservatives and Reformists Group to distance ourselves from the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights on crosses.
The amendments put forward in the Committee on Foreign Affairs and by Mrs Gomes on behalf of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament, as well as those tabled by the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats in plenary, have helped to ensure that the proposal on the table today is not an alternative one, that is, a negative proposal calling for the policy pursued hitherto to be replaced overnight.
In its common position,the Commission and the Council adopted some of the amendments put forward by Parliament, thus leaving behind significant concerns in this area.
I ask all Members in this House to support the amendments put forward by the PPE-DE Group in order to establish a common sense approach to stamping out LPAI in the European Union and maintain full public and consumer support for the industry.
The most appropriate course of action at this time is for the Commission not to formally accept the amendments put forward by Parliament, but to endeavour to take them on board as far as possible with a view to adoption of the proposal by the Council.
For these reasons and to be consistent on health grounds,I have supported the amendments put forward by Mr Collins and others from the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection.
Bearing in mind that this is a case of the Council'consulting' the EP,we would like to emphasise that although we have supported amendments put forward by the EP, even though they water down previously adopted positions, we believe that this proposal falls far short of what is needed in the area of'protection of personal data processed in the framework of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
It is not an amendment put forward by the PPE Group.
Obviously any debt which exceeds this level can be deemed unconstitutional,which is why I would support the amendment put forward by the ALDE Group, to define the limit in this way.
In this respect,we find it regrettable that the amendment put forward in committee by Mr Costa and Mr Peillon was not retained.