Examples of using Amendments submitted in English and their translations into German
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Let me turn to the amendments submitted to the vote.
The amendments submitted have been found to comply with Article 10 of Directive 91/67/EEC and should therefore be approved.
Mr Gobiņš explained that for all amendments submitted by him compromises were agreed with the rapporteur.
Rapporteur.-(HU) I welcome the comments and feel that most of the criticisms made,and the majority of the amendments submitted, stem from a common source.
I welcome all amendments submitted by Members of this House.
The President guided the point-by-point discussion, in which only those amendments submitted in writing were considered.
The Rapporteur accepted the amendments submitted by Mr Adams points 2.5, 2.9, 2.14, 4.3, 4.4, and 4.21.
CS Madam President, I would like to congratulate the rapporteur,who has made an excellent job of tackling the many hundreds of amendments submitted.
The rapporteur accepted the 16 amendments submitted by Mr Ribbe, Ms Batut, Mr Duttine and Mr Mordant.
I do not know where this regulation will lead once it is adopted but, bearing in mind the remark by the representative of the European Commission and that, subsequently, the Council will have to adopt the final regulation,I hope that neither the Commission nor the Council consider the amendments submitted by the Fisheries Committee- which could easily be accepted tomorrow- as a very tight straitjacket.
The amendments submitted by Mr Krawczyk to points 1.4, 1.5, 2.5, 3.3 and 4.5 were accepted by the rapporteur.
Refusing the application, the examining division held that the amendments submitted by the appellant were not substantial.
The additional five amendments submitted by the GUE/NGL Group are not thought to be very helpful and will not be supported by my group.
The opinion wasthen examined point by point on the basis of the amendments submitted by Mr Ribbe, Mr Morgan, Mr Zboril and Mr Iozia.
However, any amendments submitted after expiry of the time limit under Rule 161(1) are subject to the requirements of Rule 137(5), first sentence see H‑II, 6.2.
I have voted against the report and against many of the amendments submitted by the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms, Justice and Home Affairs.
Thanks to the amendments submitted by two of our fellow Members- incidentally, the content of these amendments has already been included in the compromise agreed with the Council-, we must vote today on a number of articles.
The Greens succeeded in defending thestrong Commission proposal against the ECR(including British Tories) and amendments submitted by the Liberal ALDE, who had clearly been lobbied by the financial industry.
I hope that by adopting the amendments submitted by myself and others, we can change the effect of the directive in a positive way.
When it comes to voting on budgets, I think it very important that we ensure together that enough is done so that the amendments submitted- and I would remind Mr Bertens that the general rapporteur is a member of his Group- will be successful.
He settled that only the amendments submitted from chapter 7 will be examined with the exception of Mr Ribbe's amendment on the point 3.3.
Mr Dehaene then reviewed the 69 amendments submitted which expressed very divergent positions.
Having also studied the amendments submitted, I concluded that we can go along with these concerns to a large extent and that this will be reflected in our voting behaviour tomorrow.
I also want to point out that the majority of the suggestions in the amendments submitted for the plenary session by Mr Kohlíček and Mr Markov already feature in the compromise reached with the Council.
With respect to the amendments submitted by the European Parliament in first reading, the Council observes that the large majority of these amendments are, as to their aim and spirit, very similar to the corresponding provisions of the Council's common position.
Nevertheless, I regret that some of the amendments submitted by the Group of European Socialists, which concerned the field of public procurement and competition, were not voted on.
The Commission's position on the 20 amendments submitted for consideration and voting is as follows: We can fully support six amendments, Nos 1, 7, 9, 10, 14 and 20, and also parts of Nos 11, 17 and 18.
I am glad to say that I accept several of the amendments submitted by the Committee on Transport and Tourism but I will, naturally, have to give some detail, especially on those amendments that we cannot accept.
At the same time the matter underwent a change in the Council: the amendments submitted, still more than in the version originally presented by the European Commission, strengthen the position of three carriers- that is to say, Lufthansa, Iberia and Air France.
It is in this particular context that I am in favour of the amendments submitted, aimed at reinforcing scientific and technological co-operation between Japan and the European Union. The European Union is thus establishing the details of a dialogue which will serve the mutual and reciprocal interests of both Japan and the Union, with a view to preparing the next stages of our political and economic relations.