Examples of using Does not accept amendment in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission also does not accept Amendment No 14.
The Commission does not accept amendment 179, which introduces an option for the Member States to lay down specific rules on the evaluation of homeopathic medicinal products.
Therefore the Commission does not accept amendment 1.
The Commission does not accept amendments 96 and 132, which impose obligations on pharmacists.
The Commission therefore does not accept amendment 10.
The Commission does not accept amendment 1, which defines medicinal products as opposed to other consumer goods.
It follows that the Commission does not accept Amendment No 27.
The Commission does not accept amendment 33, which makes producers financially responsible for information campaigns for the public.
The introduction of excessive flexibility at this point is of no benefit to consumers; consequently,the Commission does not accept Amendment No 6, the first part of Amendment No 122 or Amendment No 123.
The Commission does not accept amendment 10, which introduces a recital on the environmental classification of medicinal products.
Therefore the Commission does not accept amendments 3, 10 and 13.
The Commission does not accept amendment 173 aimed at specifying that the legislation applicable to medicinal products involves matters relating to public health.
The Commission does not accept amendment 28, which introduces a reference to all tests, regardless of who carried them out.
The Commission does not accept amendments 153 and 154, which propose that a new category of medicinal product,“herbal health product”, be introduced.
The Commission does not accept amendment 70 which aims to introduce transitional measures relating to paediatric investigation plans.
The Commission does not accept amendments 3 and 16 aimed at moving recital(29) to recital(4a), while maintaining the text of the recital unchanged.
The Commission does not accept amendments 11 and 22, which would introduce the restitutio in integrum principle in quantifying damages for personal injury victims.
The Commission does not accept amendment 44(second part) aimed at creating a European competition to design a logo to be used to label medicines for children.
The Commission does not accept amendment 41 aimed at defining the detailed rules governing the interaction between the applicant, the rapporteur and the Paediatric Committee.
The Commission does not accept amendment 54 which aims to offer the applicant an additional possibility which would simplify the marketing authorisation procedure for orphan drugs.
The Commission does not accept amendment 71 which reduces the number of months from entry into force of the Regulation from which the requirements of Articles 8 and 9 shall apply.
The Commission does not accept amendments 135 and 136, which lay down a specific requirement to take appropriate consideration of the sexes, particularly in clinical trials.
The Commission does not accept amendment 57 aimed at removing the possibility, in exceptional cases, to communicate adverse effects by a means other than electronic reporting.
The Commission does not accept amendments 16 and 73, which lay down a requirement for generic medicinal products authorised by the Member States to be identified with the same denomination.
The Commission does not accept amendment 23 limiting the number of representatives of the Commission and of the Executive Director of the Agency which may attend Paediatric Committee meetings.
The Commission does not accept amendment 62, which extends the scope of the mutual recognition procedure to homeopathic medicinal products registered under the simplified procedure.
The Commission does not accept amendment 15(second and third parts) concerning national clinical trials databases and the avoidance of the repetition of studies already performed in third countries.
The Commission does not accept amendment 141, which introduces a recital regarding three objectives which must underlie all national policies concerning the control of social expenditure.
The Commission does not accept amendments 11 and 46 aimed at introducing flexibility to the deadline for placing on the market existing medicinal products newly authorised for children.
The Commission does not accept amendments 29 and 70 aimed at making obligatory the possibility of a rapporteur or expert appointed by the committees of the Agency to accompany the inspectors from the Member States.