Exemplos de uso de Proposed compromise amendments em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It can accept the proposed compromise amendments in full.
The Commission is very pleased with the outcomeof the negotiations and can accept the proposed compromise amendments in full.
With the same aim,the rapporteur has proposed compromise amendments to prevent the reform from being blocked.
The Commission is particularly satisfied with the result of negotiations and considers all the proposed compromise amendments to be acceptable.
The Commission can accept the proposed compromise amendments in full and I wish to thank and congratulate once more the rapporteur, Mr Seeber, for all his efforts to reach an agreement at second reading.
To conclude, Mr President,the Commission is in a position to accept proposed compromise amendments 42-63, as agreed in the tripartite talks.
To close, I should like to add that the Commission is satisfied with the outcome of negotiations andis therefore in a position to accept all the proposed compromise amendments.
The Commission can accept the proposed compromise amendments in full.
If you support the proposed compromise amendments, this directive can be adopted at the first reading, within the life of this Parliament. This will show how efficiently the three institutions can work.
The Commission can accept the proposed compromise amendments in full.
The Commission can accept the proposed compromise amendments in full.
It may also propose compromise amendments.
A proposed compromise amendment, Amendment 72, confirms the possibility of funding this federation, but it adds another organisation called ENOC.
It may also propose compromise amendments.
The Commission can therefore endorse all the compromise amendments proposed by the rapporteur, Mr Schlyter.
The compromise amendments proposed have reaped the benefit of the combined expertise of all three institutions.
Therefore, Mr President,the Commission fully supports and accepts all of the compromise amendments proposed by Parliament.
I think Mrs. Trautmann's report represents a balanced position and I support the compromise amendments proposed.
In conclusion, I would like to emphasise that the Commission welcomes and supports the compromise amendments proposed by the rapporteur, which will allow an agreement to be reached at first reading.
This is why the compromise amendments proposed to you are the fruit of discussions between the Commission, the Council and Parliament on Mr Busquin's report, adapted for the realm of nuclear energy.
As regards the compromise amendments proposed by the rapporteur, they provide for an improvement of the process of repartition and reserve of capacity in terms of quality railway lines for international freight trains, as well as the establishment of a reserve capacity for short-term demands.
By way of conclusion, I should like to say that the negotiation process was characterised by close cooperation between Parliament, the Council and the Commission, andso the Commission can therefore agree to all the compromise amendments proposed by your rapporteur, that is to say Amendments 12 to 18.
However, we support the compromise amendments proposed by Mrs Berger and Mr Lehne- Amendments Nos 43 and 44- and urge Parliament to adopt the common position with these amendments only.