Exemplos de uso de Possible to reach a compromise em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Because it has not been possible to reach a compromise on a text.
I am pleased that after lengthy debates with the European Council it has been possible to reach a compromise.
However, I hope it will be possible to reach a compromise that is acceptable to all Member States.
Following more than three years' work on the Community Code on Visas and complicated negotiations with the Council,it has finally proved possible to reach a compromise.
I am confident that it will prove possible to reach a compromise on the Services Directive under the Finnish Presidency.
In the compromise, barometers have been given a two-year reprieve, which is completely unnecessary from a technical point of view, as the Commissioner said, butwas unfortunately necessary from a political point of view in order to make it possible to reach a compromise in the light of far too much readiness to be persuaded by industry lobbying.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to reach a compromise with the Council on novel foods and we have taken a step backwards.
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to thank you again for your cooperation, and the Council for its work, and express my thanks once more in this House to the Commission staff of the Directorate General that I have the honour to lead,because without their valuable contribution it would not have been possible to reach a compromise that I believe to be positive for all EU citizens.
It should also be possible to reach a compromise this year, and our argument should be the strength of Thursday's vote in the European Parliament.
The discussions held in the Council demonstrate that, for the moment,it has not been possible to reach a compromise based on objective data and objectively determined costs.
It has also finally been possible to reach a compromise on a regulation that would allow men as well as women to be able to exercise their parental duties more effectively.
In writing.-(DE) On behalf of the 40 signatories,I have withdrawn Amendment 132 to the Trautmann report because it was not possible to reach a compromise on strengthening the basic right to protection of intellectual property during the European Parliament's deliberations on the Telecoms Framework Directive.
It has not been possible to reach a compromise with a view to a common position, as the Member States are very divided on the actual extent to which inland transport should be opened up to competition given, among other things, their different experiences in this area.
Parliament has played an effective and fundamental role in unblocking it following its presentation just over two and a half years ago,even finding a procedure which has made it possible to reach a compromise between the Commission and Parliament to overcome the difficulties of the proposal and which, furthermore, has had the support of the majority of the sector and of the national administrations.
I welcome the fact that it was possible to reach a compromise between both parties and that the protocol on the renewal of the agreement includes a suspension clause on breaches of human rights and non-compliance with ILO principles.
I am also pleased that it has been possible to reach a compromise with the Council, thanks to which, I hope, this report may be adopted at first reading, thus allowing European film heritage to benefit as soon as possible from all the guarantees that this recommendation is going to provide.
The Commission is grateful to all the key players who made it possible to reach a good compromise today.
I hope that it will be possible to reach a political compromise on this issue during the Luxembourg presidency.
The fact that she focused her amendments with care andprecision meant that it was possible to reach a sensible compromise with the Council.
We welcome the fact that it was possible to reach a joint compromise motion for a resolution which is to be put to the vote.
As can be deduced from the heckling,my group worked to ensure that the legislation made it possible to reach a sensible compromise focusing on social equilibrium, industrial good sense and consumer rights.
They do not address the fundamentals. Yet the British presidency- which has put a great deal of effort into this compromise- the Commission- which can confirm this, if the Commissioner so wishes- and I myself,are all of the opinion that after six years of work it is not possible to reach a better compromise than the one we have at last reached, as regards the issues addressed by these amendments.