Examples of using Is unable to accept in English and their translations into Finnish
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Therefore the Commission is unable to accept Amendment No 10.
The Commission is unable to accept the second part of the text, because the current rules relating to comitology do not allow the applicant countries to attend the meetings.
Therefore the Commission is unable to accept Amend ment No 10.
Any Party that is unable to accept an additional annex shall so notify the Depositary, in writing, within one year from the date of communication of the adoption of the additional annex by the Depositary.
For the reasons set out below the Commission is unable to accept these amendments.
The narrator is unable to accept his brother's physical challenges.
It is on those grounds that the Commission is unable to accept a number of amendments.
The Commission is unable to accept the other amendments for the following main reasons.
It seems to be a compromise solution,and my group is unable to accept it in its present form.
The Commission is unable to accept them for the reasons I explained in my first intervention.
I would like to make some comments on the amendments which the Commission is unable to accept at the present time.
Therefore the Commission is unable to accept Amendments Nos 37, 67 and 76.
In another 12 proposed amendments I can see what your concerns are but the Commission is unable to accept these amendments.
When they return home,Bowker is unable to accept his new role as a civilian and hangs himself;
The Commission maintains the stance it already expressed at first reading on this issue and is unable to accept amendments 2, 7 and 8.
Finally, the Commission is unable to accept the three proposed amendments concerning coffee extract and chicory.
Rat Kiley comes to accept his best friend Curt Lemon's death by shooting a baby buffalo,and then is unable to accept the war anymore and shoots himself in the foot.
The guilt continues as he is unable to accept the affections of the second eyeless cat, and his anger continues to be an obstacle he cannot overcome.
It can hardly be a great surprise to Parliament that the Commission is unable to accept Amendments Nos 3, 4 and 5, which criticise the agreement.
Any Party that is unable to accept an additional Annex shall so notify the depository, in writing, within one year from the date of communication by the depository of the adoption of the additional Annex.
If the above principle is finally adopted, the dispute which will arise in the event that the creditor is unable to accept a payment in Euros will have to be settled by the courts.
The Commission therefore regrets that it is unable to accept Amendment No 28 tabled by Mrs Ghilardotti and the second part of Amendment No 12 tabled by Mrs Niebler.
The Commission is unable to accept Amendment No 4, which calls for the reimbursement of up to 100% of the expenditure of Member States by the Community, as this would mean that the Community would not only take on 100% sole financial responsibility but also the accompanying sole political responsibility.
Mr President, I shall make this short since I can inform both Mr Pronk andMrs Ojala that the message is that the Commission is unable to accept the amendments proposed, but with the rider that the Commission agreed with the content of several of them and wished to do more work on the matter.
As such, the Commission is unable to accept the proposition to eliminate vesting conditions beyond the age of 25 and instead proposes that where vesting periods are present, these may not exceed one year.
Mr President, as my colleague Mrs Wallström explained during the debate yesterday,the Commission is unable to accept those amendments of Parliament which would extend the scope of the proposed directive to include a total and immediate ban on octabromodiphenyl ether- in short octaBDEs and decaBDEs.
The Commission is unable to accept those amendments of the Parliament which would extend the scope of the proposed directive to include bans also on other substances i.e. octaBDE and decaBDE Amendments No 1, second part of No 2, Nos 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.
The Commission is unable to accept those Parliament amendments which would extend this ban by replacing the proposed list of examples of product categories covered by an exhaustive list by covering articles other than those made of textiles and leather and by including other amides.
For the same reasons, the Commission is unable to accept Amendment 11 increasing the breadth of the provisions which apply to inert waste, or Amendment 15 deleting the various permissible time periods before a waste storage area qualifies as a'waste facility.
In line with this, the Commission is unable to accept Amendment No 24, which is aimed at introducing tacit approval for trial releases in Category I. In the Commission's view, the precautionary principle means that express written authorisation is required in all cases of release into the environment.