Exemplos de uso de Amendment in question em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The amendment in question required the Council to take two Decisions.
Consequently, we do not think that the amendment in question clarifies the existing text.
The amendment in question is part of the consolidation now under way for the abovementioned basic Directive.
Let us therefore take a much-needed step towards protecting slivovice by adopting the amendment in question.
Thus, freezing negotiations, as called for in the amendment in question, would delay the application of equality between the two sexes.
I am delighted that the Committee on Legal Affairs andthe Internal Market accepted the amendment in question.
I would like to make it clear that the amendment in question exists and is presented by the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance and other Members.
So there is now some confusion as to whether ornot Parliament adopted the amendment in question by the required majority.
Either adopt a decision revising Annex I so as to integrate therein, if necessary on a basis of reciprocity,the new legislation or amendment in question; or.
Lastly, as regards the burden of proof that goods are for private use, the amendment in question seems to place that burden entirely on the administration.
Last night, Mr Potočnik gave ample reassurances regarding the Commission statement, with which I, for my part, am already satisfied, andI do not think it necessary to insist on the amendment in question.
The amendment in question is merely technical and is aimed at allowing costs related to taxes, duties and other charges to be financed from Union aid in exceptional circumstances.
This is neither the time nor the place to begin a debate on this issue. We do not agree with this interpretation andwould go as far to suggest that the amendment in question includes certain distortions.
I do not wish to enter here into the issue of certain recent cases of humanitarian aid concerning one region in particular, in which that problem has arisen: there have also been negotiations with the country in question- with which you are very familiar- andthe Commission therefore accepts the amendment in question.
IT Mr President, for the same reasons given earlier by Mr Romeva i Rueda, myself and my colleague, Mr Meyer Pleite,who tabled the amendment in question, are also withdrawing our amendment. .
The Commission shall submit to the Committee set up in Article 11(1), without delay, after the adoption of an amendment to an international instrument,a proposal for measures with the aim of excluding the amendment in question from this Regulation.
The Commission shall submit to the COSS, without delay,after the adoption of an amendment to an international instrument a proposal for measures with the aim of excluding the amendment in question from the Community text concerned.
The Council supports the principle of extending the scope of the Convention and its protocols to include non-international armed conflicts,in the hope that the Review Conference in December will already be able to incorporate this principle into the Convention and that the amendment in question will have as broad a scope as possible.
The amendments in question are Nos 6, 7 and 8.
The amendments in question must therefore be rejected.
The rapporteur is quite right in retabling the amendments in question.
For our part, however,we consider that the amendments in question should, as a matter of principle, be in keeping with the principle of subsidiarity.
The Court will finally adopt the amendments in question and will effect their publication in the Official Journal at a later date.
The Commission does not intend, at this stage of the preparation of the amendments in question, to introduce specific rules relating to public undertakings.
At this stage in the proceedings, however,the Commission prefers not to incorporate the amendments in question.
The Commission is therefore in a position to accept the amendments in question in full.
I consider, however, in line with what has already been proposed in the Transport Committee,that there should be a free vote on the amendments in question.
Whereas the amendments in question are set out in recommendation No 1/94 of the Joint Committee; whereas it is appropriate to approve the Agreement in the form of an Exchange of Letters relating to that recommendation.
President.- Before calling upon Mrs Hardstaff,I will put it on record that the amendments in question were Amendment No 2, which has been adopted, Amendment No 10, which has been rejected, and Amendment No 3, which has been adopted.