Examples of using Amendments presented in English and their translations into Danish
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I hope the amendments presented by our group will be adopted.
Mr President, there is one area in which the Commission cannot accept the amendments presented.
In my opinion, the amendments presented by the Committee on Legal Affairs must be approved in their entirety.
Congratulations to Mr Medina Ortega on his report and on his receptiveness to the amendments presented.
In my opinion, the amendments presented by the Com mittee on Legal Affairs must be approved in their entirety.
However, the Commission and the Council have already accepted related amendments presented in the first reading.
I will simply explain the amendments presented by Mr Berenguer, who is unable to attend.
On behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights, therefore,I strongly recommend a vote in favour of the amendments presented by Mr van Velzen.
Of the amendments presented by the Group of the European Socialist Party, this rapporteur accepts Amendment No 48.
Yesterday evening in this Parliament the Commission accepted the most important amendments presented by the Committee on the Environment.
Certain amendments presented to plenary replace‘qualified entities' with‘NGOs', but I do not believe that this resolves the issue;
I am therefore happy to be able to accept many of the amendments presented by the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights.
As far as the amendments presented are concerned, the Commission can accept Amendments Nos 1, 3, 4 and 5 that improve the Commission proposal.
First of all, in the'vocational training' section, I am in a position to accept in full, or in substance,37 of the 48 amendments presented today.
We therefore welcome the amendments presented by Mr von Wogau to the Bourlanges report in the Committee on Institutional Affairs.
After the first reading of the European Parliament's report on this proposal, the Commission brought forward a modified proposal which specifically takes account of the amendments presented by this House.
The Commission can therefore accept the 11 amendments presented by the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism.
Of the amendments presented in the report, the Commission has no difficulty in accepting Amendments Nos 1 to 4 referring to the final objective of the aid, the need for a coherent approach in our various instruments for Community assistance and the need for social balance in that assistance.
Against that background I would like to respond to the amendments presented by the rapporteur, Mr van Dam and supported by several other Members.
Since the amendments presented were supported by my colleagues in the Committee on Petitions, they are now part of the report that will be presented to the House.
For this reason, we believe that the Council's motion contains highly important andappreciable aspects and that the amendments presented by the committee comply with Council's approach.
I therefore call upon you to support all the amendments presented by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection.
I find this amount ridiculous andthat is why the Group of the European Radical Alliance will vote for the amendments presented by Mrs Bloch von Blottnitz, whom I would like to thank for her excellent work.
Many political groups clearly support the amendments presented by our group and not adopted in the Committee on the Environment, so they are tabled again in this Chamber, in particular Amendments Nos 33 and 35 which we naturally support as the promoters.
It agrees with the amendments approved by the Committee on Fisheries, butis voting against some amendments presented after the part-session, mainly Amendment Nos 10 and 12.
So in my opinion, I think the Commission would do well to support a lot of the amendments presented by this Parliament- those tabled by the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development. I hope that next week the Council can finally achieve a good Community regulation which allows a certain level of protection to be retained.
Still, we would ask the Commission to make a further effort to accept the amendments presented today, which are those left over from the last draft, voted on Monday evening.
I should point out in this connection that I am in favour of many of the amendments presented, that risk a resolution that is already rather long, also on account of the fairly exhaustive work the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights has carried out; in particular, I am in favour of Amendments Nos 9, 7, 4, 10, 15 and 16 presented by various groups.
And we hope that by approving this second reading with the amendments presented, if the Commission and the Council accepts them, the programme may be approved, avoiding conciliation.
The Commission had already accepted several of the amendments presented at first reading, and this document by Mrs Flemming was approved unanimously by the Committee on the Environment.