Eksempler på brug af Both amendments på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We will be voting against both amendments.
Both amendments seem well-considered.
So in principle I can support both amendments.
Both amendments go outside the objective of the Action Plan.
I am therefore obliged to put both amendments to the vote.
In both amendments, the words‘some of'should be inserted after the word‘in' so that the text reads:‘in some of the new Member States.
However, we are of the opinion that both amendments taken together fail to convey the right meaning.
However, as part of the overall compromise, the Commission can agree to both amendments.
DE That is how the compromise would be worded, and both amendments 37 and 19 would then be covered.
The first part of both amendments is identical, and we each actually wanted to withdraw the second part of our respective amendments. .
Our Group is delighted to support the resolution, including both amendments submitted by Mr De Vries.
Both amendments have also been approved by the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy and included in Mr Kittelmann's report.
For these reasons my Group will vote against both amendments and I call on honourable Members to do likewise.
Mr President, I must point out to Mr Pimenta that our group did not ask for 20 and 23 to be split because according to the group's official voting list we intended to vote for both amendments.
I must inform the honourable Member that in the view of the Commission, both amendments continue to be inappropriate.
I voted in favour of both amendments 1 and 3 for the self-evident reasons that Brussels is a far better place to conduct our business economically and efficiently than Strasbourg.
Commission position at debate:The Commission accepted both amendments Verbatim report of proceedings, 3 May 1994, p.8.
Both amendments call upon the Council to apply Article 40 of the Treaty on European Union in cases where unanimity cannot be reached, or in cases when unanimity involves a substantial weakening of the proposal.
Commission position at debate:The Commission rejected both amendments Verbatim report of proceedings, 2 May 1994, p.5.
Mr President, I wish to point out that Amendment 9, tabled by the PPE-DE Group, is not contradictory to my own Amendment 6 andtherefore I should like to ask you to put both amendments to the vote separately.
However, I would urge a vote to be taken on the legislative resolution,together with both amendments, in which it is pointed out that we invite the Council to put forward a new draft text.
Both amendments 46 and 45 foresee that Member States whose legislation requires creditors to assess the creditworthiness of consumers on the basis of consultation of the relevant database may retain this requirement.
Mr President, I am grateful to theCommissioner for indicating the support of the Commission, in principle, for both amendments being tabled in plenary today.
And I wish to say this, in any event,because the services of Parliament in committee accepted both amendments, we voted for both amendments, we approved them, they have been passed on to the plenum and now it turns out they are amendments to the content of the report.
The other two amendments, numbers 19 and 20, would, if approved, have the result that carriers from third countries would be exempt from the obligation to inform their passengers on the rules relating to their liability, andwe therefore cannot accept this discrimination and reject both amendments.
Mr President, I agree with you, since both amendments refer to the same paragraph of the resolution, and if my group's Amendment No 14 is adopted, Amendment No 4 by the Group of the European Radical Alliance should lapse, unless my group adopts Amendment No 4 as an addition, which we refuse to do.
In the form in which they have been submitted for second reading on 6 May, both amendments, which have apparently only been modified but in fact have been significantly changed, are a serious threat to freedom of expression, freedom of access to the Internet and the right to information- pillars of modern, democratic, civic societies.
Both amendments refer to the Fisheries Agreement with Morocco which is one of the most important of the Community's Agreements, and which in my opinion has been tantamount to an abandonment of responsibilities by the Commission in accepting the extension of the biological moratorium period from two to four months without sufficient guarantees- or rather without any guarantees at all- that Morocco will actually comply with that biological moratorium.
That would mean, therefore,that we would wish to vote against both Amendments No 1 and No 2: Amendment No 1 for the very simple reason that it smacks of a desire to scuttle back into a form of neo-protectionism, but certainly over-regulation, of animal imports, which is a desirable but unnecessary consequence of the many scares we have had in recent years.
In fact, both Amendment No 16 and Amendment No 23 contain parts that relate to the altered texts.