Exemplos de uso de Some of these amendments em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Commission accepted some of these amendments.
Some of these amendments simply adjust inaccuracies or anomalies, such as Amendments Nos 1, 3 and 8.
The Commission accepted some of these amendments.
Some of these amendments, in particular Nos 1, 3 and 5, hark back to the debate which has already taken place within the said committee.
The Commission accepted some of these amendments.
When I look at some of these amendments and proposals, a proposal like the 10-metre rule, I detect within it a gross degree of overkill.
The Commission has accepted some of these amendments.
Some of these amendments have been accepted by the Commission, 5the Council reached in December a political agreement on a common position.2.
The Commission supports some of these amendments in essence.
I should like to elaborate a little on the reason for refusing some of these amendments.
The wording of some of these amendments will have to be changed because otherwise they might not correspond with the explanatory statement and the recitals.
The two rapporteurs have just explained some of these amendments.
Some of these amendments improve the text technically while others refer to the role the European Environment Agency can play in this context.
So I hope the Commission will take into account some of these amendments.
Some of these amendments, namely Amendments Nos 1 and 3, add an explicit reference to the action plan for mobility as a new legal act covering the area of mobility.
However I fear it will not be possible to take some of these amendments fully into account.
As rapporteur I urge the Commission to look again at its strategy, particularly on the last two points andto try and accept some of these amendments.
That is why I can accept only some of these amendments: those which do not detract from the concrete, pragmatic nature of this report and, above all, do not conflict with its title.
On the basis of this position,the Commission adopted an amended proposal in February 2002 incorporating only some of these amendments.
That is why I can accept only some of these amendments: those which do not detract from the con crete, pragmatic nature of this report and, above all, do not conflict with its title.
We do not want to threaten the financial sustainability of spatial data collection in the UK or elsewhere. That, I fear,would be the consequence of some of these amendments.
Some of these amendments went beyond the objectives of the Media 2007 programme or fell outside of the scope of the programme; others referred to actions and objectives already covered by the programme.
I hope that I have also answered your question on Article 15; in any event,the House will no doubt understand the Commission's reasons for not accepting some of these amendments.
I remain grateful to all those who have enabled the achievement of this directive andI think that, tomorrow, if some of these amendments are voted in, then tomorrow we will be asking the Commission for its opinion on them.
In the case of some of these amendments, however, in particular Amendments Nos 2, 15, 22, 25, 31 and the second part of Amendment No 27, further editorial changes might improve the text.
Indeed, one or two of her amendments, like removing paragraphs 47 and48 of the discharge report today show that some of these amendments look more Commission-born than in Parliament's interests.
Some of these amendments- 10, 16 and 26- aim to emphasise that the present proposal will not restrict or prejudice national or Community measures established in order to protect the health of workers from exposure to solvents in paints and varnishes.
I also made a modest contribution to some of these amendments, especially Amendment 17, and I should like to thank my fellow Members for all their understanding in accepting it and following it through, because I am aware that I tabled it only just within the time limit allowed by the Rules of Procedure for second reading.
If some of these amendments were adopted, this draft would amount to a licence to pollute and would, of course, in the end make European consumers pay the price of drinking water that would have been polluted practically legally.
It was with regret that I learned that only some of these amendments had been included in Mrs Read' s report. I am, however, in agreement with the main points of the report, and I do hope that this omission was due to the unfortunate circumstances which meant that my Committee, which deals with consumer protection, did not have time to produce an official opinion.