Examples of using Remaining amendments in English and their translations into Danish
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The remaining amendments are rejected.
We can therefore not accept the eleven remaining amendments.
The remaining amendments cannot be accepted.
Mr President, I would now like to comment on the remaining amendments.
In our view, all the remaining amendments are superfluous.
The remaining amendments, the majority of which are retabled from first reading, cannot be supported.
I have to say that the remaining amendments are unacceptable.
The remaining amendments cannot be accepted by the Commission.
I am unable to accept the remaining amendments for a variety of reasons.
The remaining amendments are technical, mainly aimed at giving greater precision to certain provisions.
However, the Commission is unable to accept the remaining amendments on the wine sector for the following reasons.
The remaining amendments centre on joint deployment plans.
I hope that I have adequately explained why the Commission cannot accept the remaining amendments.
That would leave about five remaining amendments which I would advise the House to vote down.
The Commission can agree to the relevant amend ments- Nos 1, 2 and 3- with some minor drafting changes, butfor the reasons described the Commission cannot accept the remaining amendments.
The remaining amendments improve or clarify the text and the Commission can accept them with slight changes to their wording.
I would therefore propose that we should accept nine of the 20 remaining amendments, namely Nos 6 and 7 and Nos 13 to 19.
Concerning the remaining amendments, the Commission cannot accept Amendments Nos 20, 21, 24, 25, 36 and 41.
Although I advised the Liberal Group to stick to the line of the common position, including the compromise amendments tabled by the rapporteur, and to reject the remaining amendments, in view of the attitudes within the group, I have taken the liberty of deviating from this line with my vote on the latter.
As far as the remaining amendments are concerned,Amendments Nos 1 and 6 are related to Amendment No 10.
The remaining amendments are aimed at broadening the scope of the regulation to include serious obstacles to freedom of movement for workers.
I did not request a vote en bloc on the remaining amendments, but rather on the amendments whose aim was identical to that of the amendments which had just been adopted.
The remaining amendments deal with matters not covered in the Commission's original proposal, for example Article 17(1) on the derogation for managing executives.
I should now like to outline for you our position regarding the remaining amendments: Amendment No 3 cannot be accepted because in fact the Commission text is more faithful to the text of Article 3b of the Treaty.
The remaining amendments are not acceptable to the Commission for the following reasons:Amendments Nos 2, 37(3) and 36, 42, 59, 69 and 70 are not consistent with Community policy.
The situation is now that the Commission can fully agree to the following remaining amendments: Nos 2, 6, 7, 9, 10, 17, 18, 21 and 23, and to the new compromise amendment on Article 9 of the directive concerning the question of maturity of debts and credits.
Of the remaining amendments the Commission accepts the great majority and also thanks Parliament its effort at clarification through much re-wording which seems to us more appropriate.
I am unable to accept the remaining amendments, in particular Amendment No 13 which aims to increase the minimum period for pay to six months.
On the remaining amendments the Commission cannot support the draft recommendations for the following reasons:Amendments Nos 1, 2, 8, 11, 14 and 30 and the new Amendments Nos 33 to 36.
It seems to me that, finally, in the remaining amendments, following in the tradition of tidying up texts for the purpose of clarification, Parliament's rapporteur has maintained the type of quality we have come to expect from experienced Members.