Exemplos de uso de These two amendments em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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These two amendments enhance the common position.
The Council also rejected these two amendments.
These two amendments are the sledgehammer approach.
As such, I voted against these two amendments.
These two amendments significantly empower citizens within the whole system.
Those are the reasons why I decided to withdraw these two amendments.
In conclusion, I hope that you will accept these two amendments from the Group of the European Radical Alliance.
I hope that my fellow Members will share this point of view by approving these two amendments tomorrow.
I repeat, if these two amendments go through, we will be solving most of the sector's problems.
Therefore, the Commission considers that these two amendments are not necessary.
So these two amendments constitute the main changes the Commission has made to the regulation in question.
That cannot be in our interest!So I urge you most sincerely to endorse these two amendments.
If these two amendments go through- and I also say this to the Commissioner- we will solve a lot of the sector's problems.
I think that is quite wrong.I believe it is absolutely essential to endorse these two amendments.
These two amendments illustrate the philosophy which, in our opinion, the directive concerning ingredients ought to have accepted.
Mr President, we are just trying to see whether we have made any mistakes in interpreting the content of these two amendments.
We find it difficult to reconcile these two amendments with the concept of a framework directive and with the principle of subsidiarity.
I very much hope that the rapporteur, Mr Donnelly, andmy colleagues in this Chamber can support these two amendments.
In writing.- These two amendments(10 and 11) were supported to stop a cap or ceiling being introduced for direct payments.
We hope that during the codecision procedure, in other words, at second andthird reading, these two amendments will be rejected by the House.
These two amendments go a little beyond what I could have imagined, since in my country the use of swill has been banned for more than twenty years.
Whilst the Commission recognizes that these two amendments represent a useful improvement to the wording of the directive, it does not believe that they are of capital importance.
These two amendments aim to replace at least two, if not three, paragraphs of the resolution presented to us and, as a result, I do not believe that they are admissible.
Therefore, we could vote for these two amendments without compromising our overall stance to both this report as a whole and EU legislation in general.
Adopting these two amendments would have serious repercussions for Portugal, given the disproportionate costs involved in relation to the benefits gained.
My political group cannot support these two amendments, because we believe that the ban on the use of animal proteins should remain, even for young ruminants, for two reasons.
Accepting these two amendments would result in a substantial shift away from Member States, well beyond what we agreed for the Japan market access regulation a few years ago.
If these two amendments are rejected, the provisions of Annex K- Mr President, I still have the two minutes allocated to Mr Karas, who is not here- will expire at the end of the month.
I would say that these two amendments involve the concerns of guaranteeing domestic security and the fight against the terrorism, and that, for this reason, the amendments proposed should not be considered.
These two amendments, as has already been said by other Members, concern the additional guarantees that some Member States can stipulate in order for animals to enter, and also with the possibility of conducting tests on animals of less than 30 months.