Exemplos de uso de Proposed in amendment em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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So there is no longer any scope for a reduced ban as proposed in Amendment No 206.
The time limit proposed in Amendment No 16 on Article 3(2)(a) is unreasonable.
We take adequate account of this special area in the compromise proposed in Amendment 23.
The new definition, as proposed in Amendment 13, removes any ambiguity or legal uncertainty.
A non-harmonised solution as proposed in Amendment No 35 is not sustainable with the internal market.
The Commission cannot, therefore,agree with the extension of the duration of the programme until 2008 as proposed in Amendment 8.
Finally, the choice proposed in Amendment 20 between the notice being served by a bailiff or being delivered by post should not exist.
The Commission is also willing to support the increase in the level of aid for the consumption of milk products, proposed in Amendment No 8.
The drafting of preamble A, as proposed in Amendment 1, tallies with the part described in the Commission's report.
Lastly, ladies and gentlemen,the Commission can accept the idea of a transitional period which lasts eight years, as proposed in Amendment No 90.
The position proposed in Amendment 45 must be rejected out of hand if we want to achieve results with regard to protecting our water resources.
The Commission also considers that deletion of the choice of law rule is a better solution than that proposed in Amendment 26.
The Commission also agrees with what is proposed in Amendment No 15, but has to enter a reservation with regard to its exact wording and the order of the individual paragraphs.
Firstly as regards mining,the Commission cannot agree to deleting the words"chemical and thermal" as proposed in Amendment No 6.
The additions proposed in Amendment No 1 really belong to employment policy, and have no place in a resolution on granting aid on the basis of the EC Treaty.
The Commission considers that its proposal meets the current requirement for such aid better than the alternative methods proposed in Amendment No 25.
Furthermore, I consider the alternative denominations proposed in Amendment 3 as being in line with the object pursued by the Commission's proposal on this point.
For similar reasons,we cannot introduce a provision on the cost of law enforcement measures in this directive, as proposed in Amendment No 39.
The operating conditions for incineration plants, as proposed in Amendment No 11, are neither appropriate to the objective nor practicable but, quite simply, superfluous.
However, the Commission cannot agree to add"effective" to"Internet access" as proposed in Amendment No 9, because of varying interpretations which could lead to market distortions.
For technical and budgetary reasons the Commission is not planning to set up a register of fruit andvegetable-growing areas, as proposed in Amendment No 112.
I can accept that the burden caused by the need for reports should be lightened, as proposed in Amendment 26, but this could take place through less frequent reports.
The Commission also cannot accept Amendment No 23; it could accept a stronger version of Article 3, paragraph 6, butnot the wording proposed in Amendment No 26.
Moreover, the concentration on maritime transport as such, as proposed in Amendment 16, would narrow down the'regional motorways of the seas' wording, since the latter includes inland waterways.
For the reasons mentioned earlier I cannot agree to extending the list of products eligible for Community withdrawal compensation, as proposed in Amendment No 118.
With regard to data collection for Natura 2000, proposed in Amendment 9, I believe that it should be financed by means of funds intended for the environment policy― as I have always said― and not by means of the CFP.
However, one technical modification is needed, resulting from the definition of“cross-border cases” proposed in Amendment 39 Article 1a, paragraph 1 of the text of the Parliament.
But quite apart from that it would be important if pilot actions could be envisaged andcarried out precisely for this kind of linguistic minority, as proposed in Amendment 29.