Esimerkkejä These two amendments käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Council also rejected these two amendments.
These two amendments are reasonable and I hope colleagues will support them.
The Commission did not accept these two amendments.
Therefore these two amendments extend beyond the scope of Article 105, paragraph 4.
This is the reason why the Commission cannot endorse these two amendments.
These two amendments significantly empower citizens within the whole system.
So I urge you most sincerely to endorse these two amendments.
These two amendments are very similar to those which were rejected in committee.
Those are the reasons why I decided to withdraw these two amendments.
In writing.- These two amendments(10 and 11) were supported to stop a cap or ceiling being introduced for direct payments.
I believe it is absolutely essential to endorse these two amendments.
We find it difficult to reconcile these two amendments with the concept of a framework directive and with the principle of subsidiarity.
In accordance with Rule 51(4) of the Rules of Procedure, these two amendments were examined together.
These two amendments echo the Commission's concerns on this subject in so far as it is a crucial aspect for the development of the programme.
Therefore, the Commission considers that these two amendments are not necessary.
I very much hope that the rapporteur, Mr Donnelly, andmy colleagues in this Chamber can support these two amendments.
This being the case I would like to stress the importance of accepting these two amendments, and I also hope that my group will support them.
These two amendments illustrate the philosophy which, in our opinion, the directive concerning ingredients ought to have accepted.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.-(DE) Mr President,we are therefore looking at these two amendments.
If these two amendments go through- and I also say this to the Commissioner- we will solve a lot of the sector's problems.
We hope that during the codecision procedure, in other words, at second and third reading, these two amendments will be rejected by the House.
Consequently, these two amendments are accepted as they preserve both(EP and Council) approaches towards that particular category of people.
It enables us to find a solution as far as this category of foods is concerned, and I believe that these two amendments propose an acceptable solution.
It does indeed seem that the wording of these two amendments could give rise to conflicting interpretations, especially in certain language versions.
These two amendments go a little beyond what I could have imagined, since in my country the use of swill has been banned for more than twenty years.
The Commission accepts these two amendments as they will clarify the wording and will incorporate a statement which the Council decided to attach to the minutes on first reading.
These two amendments aim to replace at least two, if not three, paragraphs of the resolution presented to us and, as a result, I do not believe that they are admissible.
My political group cannot support these two amendments, because we believe that the ban on the use of animal proteins should remain, even for young ruminants, for two reasons.
Adopting these two amendments would have serious repercussions for Portugal, given the disproportionate costs involved in relation to the benefits gained.
Accepting these two amendments would result in a substantial shift away from Member States, well beyond what we agreed for the Japan market access regulation a few years ago.