Examples of using Amendment in principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission accepted this amendment in principle.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle and adds clarifications concerning the concept of calculating capital payments.
The Commission can accept this amendment in principle.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle, and proposes the following text to be inserted in Annex V after point 10.
Hence the Commission can accept this amendment in principle.
The rapporteurs accepted this amendment in principle, but suggested that the wording be changed.
The Commission can therefore accept this amendment in principle.
The Commission therefore accepts the amendment in principle but believes that the latter idea is best reflected in a recital.
The Commission supports such aims and has therefore accepted this amendment in principle.
The Commission can accept this amendment in principle, but subject to some reformulation.
Turning to the suggestion for mandatory labelling of nano-ingredients, I am pleased to accept the amendment in principle, although there needs to be a suitable definition.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle, and proposes the following text to replace Notes 1 and 2 to Annex I, Part 1.
The Commission has already accepted this amendment in principle, proposing a different wording.
The Commission can accept the amendment in principle, if the last sentence is to be understood in such a way that liability for closure and subsequent monitoring does not affect any national laws on the liability of the waste producer.
Therefore we support the Chichester amendment in principle and will be voting in favour of it.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle, with additional drafting reflecting work within Council, in particular relating to certain situations where highly mobile workers, particularly in the context of defined contribution pension schemes, may have their rights discharged to another supplementary pension scheme that fulfils the provisions laid down in article 5.1.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle, but proposes to place this feature of reporting within a new recital, 15a.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle and clarifies the text- based in part on technical work by experts in Council working groups- that Member States, whilst obliged to transpose the provisions of this Directive into national law, retain responsibility for organising their own pension systems.
The Commission accepts this amendment in principle with drafting changes reflecting in part technical discussions in Council.
The Commission, while accepting the amendment in principle, considers that this amendment is already catered for in the common position text wherein national regulatory authorities must systematically examine whether competition is effective on retail markets and give preference to wholesale regulation where significant market power is identified.
The Commission can accept this amendment in principle, but indicates that it has to be rewordedin order to align it to the objective of the Directive.
The Commission therefore accepts this amendment in principle, but increases from 9 to 11% the proportion allocated to activities in the field of books and reading.
The Commission can therefore accept this amendment in principle and in part by replacing Parliament's wording with"the possible use of economic instruments.
The Commission accepts the Parliament's amendment in principle but proposes a ceiling of ECU 100,000 for smaller contracts with a maximum default date of 45 days whereas the 60-day payment period is proposed for contracts above that amount.
When we say that we can accept an amendment in principle, it would of course be more precise to say that the amendment should be subject to modification, because normally, permanent derogation will never go through in the Member States' institutions.
The Commission can accept these amendments in principle.
The Council introduced a clearer draftinginto Article 1 and 3 to make such references which address the amendments in principle but ensures the necessary consistency.
To close, I am happy to announce that the Commission can accept eight amendments in full and a further six amendments in principle or in part.
I am pleased to say that the Commission is in a position toaccept 31 amendments in full and a further 44 amendments in principle or in part.
Out of the 26 amendments adopted, the Commission can accept 10 amendments in full, 1 amendment in part anda further 3 amendments in principle.