Examples of using Accepts amendment in English and their translations into German
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The Commission accepts amendment 23.
The Commission accepts amendment 203 and has also added the environment to the reasons which come under the alert mechanism.
The Commission accepts amendment 15.
The Commission accepts amendment 9 Article 7(6a)(new), if the term“infrastructure manager” is replaced by the term“appropriate body”.
The Commission accepts amendment 400.
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The Commission accepts Amendment No 8, which requires better public information on carbon monoxide as an improvement to its proposal.
The Commission accepts Amendment 3 in substance.
The Commission accepts amendment 307 and amendment 219 subject to minor redrafting to make the reference to consumer protection legally sound.
The Commission accepts amendment 19 on Annex II.
The Commission accepts amendment 5, which seeks to provide for measures to combat environmental crime, as the Commission had originally proposed.
The Commission accepts amendment 20 simplifying market surveillance.
The Commission accepts amendment 7, which postpones in Article 4, the proposed date of 1 April 2003 by one year to 1 April 2004 in Article 4.
The Commission accepts amendment 185 subject to minor redrafting.
The Commission accepts Amendment No 24, which supports a more effective trigger value to initiate short-term actions.
The Commission accepts amendment 5, part 1, and amendment 14, part 1.
The Commission accepts amendment 30, which clarifies the scope of the special rule on acts of unfair competition by adding a reference to Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty.
The Commission accepts amendment 1, which changes the title of the Proposal.
The Commission accepts amendment 22(Article 2(b)), if another wording for the amendment and a more appropriate place in the Directive can be agreed on.
The Commission accepts amendment 38 which requires that the battery capacity will be indicated on a label.
The Commission accepts amendment 10, aligning the wording of the Directive to the wording of the Aarhus Convention.
The Commission accepts amendment 22 clarifying that information must be easily accessible by the applicant.
However, the Commission accepts Amendment No 9, which provides for a clearly defined period of validity for stage 1 approvals, which in the directive is open.
The Commission accepts amendment 12, modifying recital 6, which merely confirms that the Proposal is fully compatible with relevant ICAO guidelines.
The Commission accepts amendment 27, which specifies further one of the items to be addressed by the Commission in its report on the functioning of the Directive.
The Commission accepts amendment 1 to Article 8, paragraph 1, setting the financial framework for the implementation of the programme for the period specified in Article 1 at EUR 44 million.
The Commission accepts amendment 5, which besides a few linguistic changes modifying Article 3.1, refers to the possibility to use different unit noise charges for different times of the day.
The Commission accepts amendment 59, referring to partnerships between universities and industry with a view to collect and exchange information and facilitate access to employment as a possible activity under Action 3.
The Commission accepts Amendment No 3 to the so-called traditional directives on work, supplies and services relating to the inclusion of the German Ministry of Transport in the list of central procurement agencies.
The Commission accepts amendment 13 which proposes criteria relating to the distribution of the budget among the main cultural fields, whilst raising from 9% to 11% the percentage in favour of activities in the books and reading sector whose annual subsidy would decrease slightly in relation to the Ariane project.
The Commission accepts amendment 39, the wording of which recalls the Commission's original proposal, with a view to“bringing about more sustainable production and consumption patterns… and aiming to ensure that the consumption of renewable and non-renewable resources does not exceed the carrying capacity of the environment”.