Examples of using Initial proposal in English and their translations into Czech
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This… this is an initial proposal.
Then came the Council's compromise, which was also different from the Commission's initial proposal.
They liked our initial proposal.
On some important points, Parliament has insisted on going beyond the scope of the Commission's initial proposal.
This… this is an initial proposal for a framework.
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Firstly, I find it regrettable that the level of auctioning has been brought down to 70% in 2020, while the initial proposal was 100.
The initial proposal by the European Commission, namely the increase from 14 to 18 weeks, was a big enough step forward.
Well, it's, uh-it's just an initial proposal.
The Commission's initial proposal was indeed absurd, as it endangered the level of consumer protection by wanting to harmonise it completely.
No.- Well, it's just an initial proposal.
We have reached agreement on a deadline forputting FABs into operation, which is six months ahead of the European Commission's initial proposal.
No.- Well, it's just an initial proposal.
For these reasons, we can therefore say we are satisfied with the common position achieved,in the certainty that it corresponds to the aims of the Commission's initial proposal.
This agreement safeguards the environmental integrity of the Commission's initial proposal and sets even more ambitious environmental targets for certain important points.
As I said, all of them brought very new andvery important ideas to make this proposal better than the initial proposal from the Commission.
I voted against this report because the rapporteur's initial proposal has been distorted, and positions have been included that urge the application of measures that were at the root of the crisis.
Far more emphasis was placed on geographical balance than was the case in the initial proposal, although this was not sufficient.
On behalf of the UEN Group.-(IT) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the text on which we are about to vote constitutes a good compromise andconsiderably improves the Commission's initial proposal.
I must also say personally- andthe Commissioner mentioned the issue of inspections- that in my initial proposal, I presented a change to mandatory inspections in third countries.
I voted in favour of the report on the Green Paper on the reform to the common fisheries policy because it made essential commitments that clearly helped to improve the initial proposal.
The key ambition of the Commission's initial proposal therefore remains justified, and I applaud Parliament and, in particular, your rapporteur, Mr Fjellner, on taking this important proposal forward.
Similarly, I believe that this report goes too far in calling into question the Commission's initial proposal, which is acceptable to operators.
From the initial proposal by Parliament's bureau it would appear that this report makes some savings, but if we compare it with the budget implemented in 2010, what is proposed for 2012 is an increase of 11%, or EUR 175 million.
I welcome the compromise with a bit of a heavy heart as the package has been significantly watered down compared with the initial proposal of the Commission and the vote of the EP committees.
In fact, both the initial proposal by the Commission and the Council's common position would appear to constitute a serious threat to the health and safety of workers and, more importantly, to the work/life balance, which is what we are trying to achieve.
However, Parliament's 2012 budget represents a decrease in real terms, with an increase lower thaninflation in the EU, and with cuts of EUR 49 million compared to the initial proposal.
In this respect,I must first of all thank the European Parliament as a whole for rejecting the Commission's totally unacceptable initial proposal and for amending it substantially and decisively at first reading.
The initial proposal from the Commission was, in principle, coherent and acceptable, but for us in the European Parliament the basic principle was, in many cases, too broadly applied, and we felt that major points of detail remained unresolved.
The number of meetings and the intensity of exchanges and negotiations between the rapporteur, the shadow rapporteurs,the Presidency at the time and the Commission have very significantly enriched the initial proposal in a number of areas.
A debate has taken place within the Committee on Employment andSocial Affairs concerning Parliament's initial proposal to amend the Commission's proposal to add elements relating to health, safety and hygiene at work, which have not been adopted by the Council.