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This is why we are able to accept amendments 2, 3 and 6.
The zones have a scientific basis we are able to accept.
We are able to accept three-quarters of them fully, in part, or in principle.
In this connection, I can say that we are able to accept Amendment No 12.
We are able to accept nine of these: Amendments Nos 3, 4, 6, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21.
Finally, Amendment No 19 has been amended by the Council, and we are able to accept the new version.
Basically, we are able to accept various of the proposals put forward and I am referring in particular here to paragraph 5.
This is not a position, in all friendship to our colleagues in the PSE, which we are able to accept.
We are able to accept the spirit, if not the wording, of Amendment No 24 from Mr Goedbloed and will try to ensure that it is accepted by the Council.
However, with regard to what Mrs Ibrisagic has just said, I would like to say that we are able to accept this wording.
We are able to accept Amendments Nos 11 and 12 because the application of the safety clause remains confined to vessels under 12 metres in length that no longer fish with drag nets.
However, what the rapporteur, the shadow rapporteurs and my predecessor,Mrs Joly, have now presented is something that we are able to accept and also support.
This is reflected in the fact that we are able to accept all the amendments apart from Nos 1 and 13, and our objections to these are purely formal, as the rapporteur knows.
That still applies inasmuch asthe rapporteur's idea is not taken up of postponing adoption of the budget until we are able to accept the Constitution.
We are able to accept Amendment No 1, the first part of No 4 and the second part of No 26, because we believe they help make the Commission's proposal more attractive to business.
Moving on to the detail of the 36 amendments adopted by Parliament's Environment Committee, we are able to accept 28 of them, in full, in principle and/or in part.
The Commission agrees with several of the constructive amendments proposed by the committee, and we are able to accept the following amendments in full: Nos 1, 2, 5, 7, the first part of 15, 18, 20, 22 and the second part of 23.
At first reading stage, we worked through 58 amendments, most of which found their way into the draft, andit is through this result of informal negotiations that we now arrive at the Common Position, which we are able to accept and on which we are able to agree at second reading.
Only in this way will we be able to accept each other mutually, and achieve enlargement of the European Union.
I spoke at some length yesterday evening in the deepest hours of the night about Parliament's views on TACIS andI set out those amendments that we were able to accept.
Many grey areas remain in the text, andthey would have needed to be clarified before we were able to accept such an important text as this, which involves the future of the people of Europe.
Nor will we be able to accept a procedure that bypasses the role and the democratic function of the national parliaments in this sector.
Only when we feel that we agree on the basic things that unite us will we be able to accept being in a minority whenever necessary or inevitable while still feeling fully represented.
We Liberals are able to accept the Council's proposal, but we are proposing some modifications so that we can achieve majority support for it here in Parliament.
I hope that, by no later than the budget conciliation in July, we shall be able to agree upon how we are to handle next year's administrative expenditure in such a way as to facilitate the preparations, partly by providing aid to construction, working on the language issues, deciding what staff need to be appointed anddetermining what regulations need to be drawn up if we are to be able to accept observers in our political groups.
I understand that the Socialist group let this pass rather more easily than we do, but we are not able to accept this under any circumstance.
I think that if we were able to accept them, this would not only be a way of breaking the perceived link between terrorism and Islam, but that these people would also be solid allies in the fight against terrorism.
We are also able to accept the progressive adaptation of payments made under the agricultural policy to the new Member States, as anticipated by the Böge report, bearing in mind that the idea here is to maintain a consistent policy.
We are therefore able to accept these amendments.
How should we then serve Satan, we who are able to accept the above- as at least plausible in its general features, if not paragraph for paragraph?