Examples of using Amendments to the directive in English and their translations into Danish
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However, the Commission proposal and the amendments to the directive all have some unhelpful features.
Opinion on amendments to the Directive on deposit-guarantee schemes as regards the coverage level and the payment delay CON/ 2008/70.
I gather that the Commission intends to support the amendments to the directive, whilst rejecting those to the Regulation.
It approved amendments to the Directive of 20 May 19754 and also recommended that a Committee on the prices of medicinal products should be set up.
People also translate
Madam President, today in the second reading we have voted on the amendments to the Directive on end-of-life vehicles.
Our amendments to the directive satisfy those, like me, who have always fought to strengthen public policy in favour of non-remunerated voluntary donation.
However Parliament's proposals are implemented, the amendments to the directive proposed are desirable, and so I support the recommendation for second reading.
Mrs Desouches(S), rapporteur.-(FR) Mr President, I should like to say something about the amendments to the directive in the light of what the Commissioner has said.
Ii two amendments to the Directive of 6 February 1970 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the type approval of motor vehicles and their trailers1(» point 2.1.12);
I would like to remind you of the controversy which has surrounded the report and the amendments to the directive concerning the correlation tables proposed by the Commission.
A Contact Committee shall be set up by the Commission to facilitate the application of the Directive andto advise the Commission, if necessary, on additions and amendments to the Directive.
That brings me to material amendments to the directive, which add or delete certain important provisions.
I very much appreciate the efforts of those Members from all political groups, including the European People's Party,who have helped us reach a joint compromise on our 20 amendments to the directive.
Whereas, in view of Greece's accession, certain amendments to the Directive are required to ensure that it is applied similarly by Greece and the other Member States.
I hope, Commissioner, that the Commission pays more attention today to the wishes of the European Parliament than it has done up to now,in particular by withholding only a limited number of Parliament's amendments to the directive.
I have heard the arguments put forward by Mr Lannoye, butif we are to adopt amendments to the directive, we would become involved in a dangerous and complicated process which would in practice be equivalent to accepting it.
As regards the request for review of Council Directive 92/85, I would also like to inform you that the departments of the Commission, after consulting the European social partners on possible amendments to that Directive, are now carrying out an impact assessment to determine the consequences of certain amendments to the Directive.
BG Examining the amendments to the directive on motherhood at this particular time makes a great deal of sense, as it allows us not only to demonstrate responsibility for resolving certain problems affecting society, but also focus this responsibility on Europe's future.
I feel that the Commission should submit proposals on the out-of-court settlement of disputes over on-line contracts and on amendments to the Directive on distance contracts, in order to provide increasingly effective consumer protection.
Today we have reached the point where we have passed amendments to the directive, and a new directive was passed that improves the situation of supporting spouses, whether that be in agriculture, handicrafts, commerce, small and medium-sized enterprises or freelance occupations.
In March 1994, the Commission put forward amendments to the directive seeking to clarify and give greater precision to the obligations resulting from it: the definition of projects subject to impact studies; the nature of the information to be provided by those responsible for projects; and the evaluation of the results of the studies.
Apart from some minor amendments which arepurely technical in nature, the Commission has confined itself to proposing amendments to the directive only where this is strictly necessary in order to avoid discrimination against Community firms.
Although introducing amendments to the directive at this stage would have involved the risk of undermining the work of eight years,the European Parliament will have, in the near future, to make an effort in this area and- once the directive has been adopted- urge the Council and the Commission swiftly to take further measures to liberalize the market with the obvious advantages anticipated for the competitiveness of European production and for consumers generally.
(PL) Mr President, it is with great satisfaction that I can present my report to Parliament on amendments to the directive as regards vaccination against bluetongue, a disease which poses a huge risk to cattle, sheep and goat breeding in many EU Member States.
As for the conditions of detention for asylum seekers,the Commission has proposed, in the amendments to the directive on reception conditions, clearer rules than those currently in force, in particular the prohibition, in all cases, of the detention of unaccompanied minors.