Examples of using Accept in principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission can accept in principle the following amendments.
With regard to short reporting[Art 3b] the Commission can accept in principle.
The Commission can also accept in principle the last part of amendment 24.
Concerning the promotion of European production the Commission can accept in principle.
Further to this, I can accept in principle a further six amendments, subject to some clarification of the wording.
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The Commission can support the idea that relative effectiveness should be considered at EU level,and can accept in principle some related amendments, like Amendments Nos 4 and 100.
There remain, however,a few amendments that we can accept in principle, but that we cannot adopt in full.
It can accept in principle, but subject to further reworking, Amendments Nos 1, 4, 5, 13, 12- the two parts of Amendment No 12- and 15.
There are several other amendments relating to general food law which we can accept in principle and, once reviewed, align with the general principles and orientation of the text.
The Commission can accept in principle that the information to be given to the public also contains“practical directions concerning the procedure for seeking review pursuant to Article 10a”.
This was emphasised by the Commission in recital 13 of the proposal,meaning that the Commission can accept in principle the relevant amendments proposed by Parliament, namely Amendments 37, 55 and 71.
The Commission can accept in principle the 3rd part of amendment 12(reference to the minimum time of use) that reduces the minimum time of use within the Community from 15 to 10 years.
As regards the Annex II, the Commission can accept in principle am 86, 99, 70, 77, 98 but suggest to reword certain additions as follows.
I can accept in principle that there could be a two-step approach in long-term plans, and that different measures would apply in situations where stocks are outside safe biological limits from those applicable in situations where stocks are within those limits.
Therefore the Commission can accept in principle to study the possible expansion of the scope of the EEV concept to include perhaps other vehicle characteristics such as noise and fuel consumption and other propulsion technologies.
We can accept in principle the second part of Amendment No 12, provided that the deadline is set at 30 June 2002, and Amendment No 15, on condition that the date for the ban on the use of virgin HCFCs is set at 2008 and that the ban on the use of recycled HCFCs is set at 2010.
The Commission can accept in principle the proposed change regarding the timing of compensatory rest, but believes that reformulation is needed, in order to provide some additional flexibility.
The Commission can accept in principle that a body should be established which departs from the Authority as originally proposed, and therefore accepts all amendments which relate to the change of name.
The Commission can also accept in principle, subject to some redrafting, Amendments Nos 3 and 8, first paragraph, since they clarify the fact that capacity restrictions might be imposed for completely legitimate safety reasons.
We can accept in principle, subject to rewording, amendments that reflect the approach of the current legislation, which preserves the right of freedom of religion while allowing Member States to adopt or maintain stricter rules.
The Commission can accept in principle the 1st sentence of amendment 3 and amendment 14, that provide for an obligation of Member States to recognise decisions by other Member States instead of a mere obligation to take due account of such decisions.
The Commission could also accept in principle and with a reformulation in order not to put into question the road safety, the amendments concerning the reintroduction of the"12 days rule" in the legislation on driving and rest times1.
The Commission can accept in principle to delete the derogation on pentaBDE in concentrations of less than 5% in technical grade octaBDE from the ban(first part of Amendment No 2 and Amendment No 5 of the Environment Committee) as new information from producers indicates that octaBDE can be produced without pentaBDE.
The Commission can accept in principle am 95 subject to the following rewording:“Member States shall ensure that WEEE liable to present a health and safety risk to personnel, due in particular to radioactive or biological contamination, are taken back in adequate collection facilities.”.
Amendments accepted in principle by the Commission, subject to some redrafting.
Amendment accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendments accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 24 is just a reference to amendment 23 which the Commission accepts in principle.
The Commission thereby has regard to Parliament's amendment 2, which it accepts in principle.