Eksempler på brug af Amendments relating på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Neither is the part of these amendments relating to the procedures for choosing the location acceptable.
Mr President, Mrs Hautala, Commissioner,I am very pleased to see that so many members have referred to the amendments relating to the position of parents- particularly young parents.
The amendments relating to the treatment to be given to integrated generation in national charging systems are not acceptable either.
Will the Commission adopt Parliament's amendments relating to aid to cinemas and the establishment of networks?
I therefore call on the House, especially those who believe in the European socialmodel as part of the European productive system, to vote for the amendments relating to what I have just said.
We must obtain the required 218 votes for all draft amendments relating to development cooperation- I am asking you that here and now.
For example, amendments relating to the tied agent that were designed to find a solution to ease the adaptation of legislation in those countries in which there is currently no regulation in this field.
I can, of course,understand the motivations which have inspired the amendments relating to the aircraft registered in Saudi Arabia.
However, it cannot support the amendments relating- as I said a moment ago- to a change in the name of the action itself, nor those which discriminate between the beneficiary enterprises.
I have to confess to a certain national relief that Mrs Fontaine has accepted the amendments relating to the rather unique position of the Irish architects.
According to Directives 67/548/EEC 1999/45/EC, and amendments relating to requirements for testing, classification, packaging and labelling of dangerous substances and preparations(2) Mostly marked with an“S” in the OEL tables.
But, besides all this, I question the reasons why we are deciding, andI wonder on what authority we are deciding, that the amendments relating to certain dictators are admissible, whereas amendments relating to other dictators are not.
Then there are many amendments relating to the thresholds, in other words the percentages proposed by the Commission and changed by Parliament in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy.
Turning specifically to each of the reports, after these general comments, and perhaps in order to clarify and not to prolong this debate any further,I would like to refer to amendments relating to the Directive amending Directive 91/440/EEC, whose rapporteur is Mr Jarzembowski. We could accept Amendments Nos 3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 17, 20, 21 and 24.
But the amendments relating to the draft Statute and the points of principle of the draft Statute are put onto the annex side and the questions relating to the annex side are put on the draft Statute side.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would point out that,according to the Treaties, in order to be approved, draft amendments relating to what we call non-obligatory spending must be voted for by a majority of the members of the European Parliament, that is to say, 367 votes.
As regards the amendments relating to the consequences of enlargement to include Austria, Finland and Sweden, which Mr Gahrton and Mr Sjöstedt mentioned in particular, I should like once again to stress my determination that no Member State- old or new- will be obliged to lower its environmental standards.
I would like to conclude by noting that the amendments, or at least many of the amendments tabled, should in my opinion be accepted,especially Amendment 2 to Recital 14, the amendments relating to observations on the obvious non-inclusion and therefore exemption of those Member States which do not as yet have a railway system, and frankly I also intend to support Amendment 45.
I would, however, like to highlight the amendments relating to interparliamentary cooperation, the relationship between Parliament and national parliaments during the legislative process and the composition of Parliament's delegation to COSAC- three issues to which, as Vice-President of the PPE in charge of relations with national parliament, I have had to devote special attention.
The Council adopted, for example, almost all the European Parliament' s amendments relating to administrative expenditure, many of which concerned internal policies, which we know are of special interest to you.
Mr Alexandros Alavanos(COM/GR)did not accept the amendments relating to defence and tele communications, while Mr Robert Chambeiron(COM/F) asserted that the Directive in question gave statutory legitimacy to the Europe of imbalances, multinationals and armaments.
I would like to thank Mr van Velzen who is going to withdraw the amendments relating to negotiated access, because I believe that is going to clarify the debate a lot and help us to reach a final agreement.
The Commission is therefore unable to accept amendments relating only to a single sector, such as Amendments Nos 7, 12 and 25, which require organisations to apply best available technology, and I can understand why opinions have been divided on this in Parliament.
It is in this spirit that I have some reluctance in accepting some further amendments relating to different subjects such as e-auctions, framework agreements, dynamic purchasing systems, the competitive dialogue and the choice between separate or joint awarding of contracts for design and execution of works contracts.
Some amendments relate to relative effectiveness.
These amendments relate mainly to the technical dialogue.
Other amendments relate to, for example, requirements that Pakistan not create or abolish the restrictions it has on exporting commodities.
Some understood that the amendments related to access to information, although the question was about the right to participate.
The second part of the amendment relating to the continuous adaptation of Community and national legislation does seem, however, to be very useful.
The amendments relate, however, to issues that should be dealt with at national level and not by the EU institutions.