Examples of using Compromise package in English and their translations into German
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This is now part of this compromise package.
The Commission hopes, then, that the compromise package presented by Mr Sacconi and Mr Nassauer is one to which Parliament will feel able to give its approval.
This requirement constitutes an important element of the compromise package achieved in Kampala.
Our 1972 proposals, together with the compromise package of October 1981 which so nearly succeeded, remain a valid basis for harmonization.
I very much welcome and support this legislation and the European Parliament's compromise package.
The amendments as tabled in the compromise package should increase the quality of statistics.
Ladies and gentlemen, I call on you to support the common position as amended by this compromise package.
It is true that, at that time,I had hoped for a lot more than this compromise package, negotiated with the Council and the Commission, which will be put to the vote tomorrow.
During the 2nd reading on12 December, Parliament voted on the two amendments retained in the compromise package and accepted them.
In writing.- We have adopted with a big majority the compromise package reflecting the Green position, to which our group has substantially contributed.
In this way, under the Austrian Presidency, it was possible to improve the Commission's proposal, much discussed since 2004,and put together a compromise package that was accepted by all.
I think that the compromise package that I am able to present to you today points in the same direction, the only difference being that it is on the table already and not only after a conciliation procedure.
The French and Austrian delegations could not accept the compromise package proposed by the Presidency.
And lastly, what is called the compromise package really only regulates means of improving the way TACIS funds can flow back into the European countries and in such a way that all EU countries get their share.
Together with the rapporteur, the Council and Commission, we have had a lot of discussions,and I think we have finally agreed on a compromise package on which we are all in agreement.
In its PlenarySession of 17 June 2008, the European Parliament adopted a compromise package of 38 amendments(numbered 104 to 142) which had been agreed with the Council in view of reaching a second reading agreement.
The compromise package agreed in the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection is far from perfect but marks a significant improvement and a base upon which we can build in negotiations with the other institutions.
The objective of the Commission onthe amendments by the European Parliament is to accept the compromise package as it is in line with the overall purpose and the general characteristics of the Commission proposal.
With this compromise package in mind, I think that the objective of the proposed regulation- which, as is well known, is to harmonise legislation controlling the use of enzymes in food processing in the EU, with the primary aim of protecting human health but also secondarily to promote fair trade and competition- will be very largely achieved.
For that reason I can confirm that,although the Socialists did not sign the compromise package of amendments, we will support them as we favour most of them and do not wish to hinder bringing them into law.
It is because this is an opportunity that we cannot allow ourselves to miss that Iask all the Members of the European Parliament to endorse the compromise package submitted by Mrs Roth-Behrendt, Mrs Ries and Mr Adamo on behalf of their groups, and to reject other motions.
The Council broadly supported the thrust of the Presidency's compromise package on the basic payment scheme(6638/13), while recognising that a number of issues required further consideration with a view to finalising the overall Council position at the next Council meeting in March.
On 21 October 2003, the European Parliament at itsSecond Reading adopted 12 amendments, based on a compromise package agreed at the meeting of the Coreper on 14 October 2003 by the majority of Member States and the Commission.
PL Mr President, I hope that the proposals contained in the compromise package which we are debating today will bring about the simplification of provisions in the area of the marketing of feedstuffs and that in so doing, they will raise the competitiveness of the feedstuffs sector in the European Union.
One of the components of that programme is the presentproposal for a directive that has now culminated in the compromise package on which we shall vote tomorrow with a view to reducing the flood-related risks to human health, the environment, the infrastructure and the economy.
Following analysis of the proposal that it currently contains,it may be stated with assurance that the compromise package approved by the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, The Socialist Group in the European Parliament and the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe fully reflects the interests of all parties concerned that will be directly affected by the directive.
I would also like to take this opportunity tothank my colleagues in the Committee on the Environment who supported the compromise package and the Council for recognising the importance of this compromise and for putting the recommendation on COREPER's agenda at very short notice.
Furthermore, I am pleased with the success achieved in the negotiations on the compromise package, which, by improving the access criteria for SMEs, will enable them to innovate in a way that will contribute to the success and the very survival of European SMEs.
The changes needed in order to take account of the objections raised by yourHouse's legal service are contained in the compromise package, which, as I have already said, the Commission supports, and I want to repeat what Mr Schroeder said, namely that your House's legal service has explicitly stated that these amendments resolve the problem, and that it welcomes that.
I believe the European Parliament, especially the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, has managed to assemble and present a compromise package that reflects a wise choice of approach, ensuring, for example, that the traditional oenological methods used in the Member States are clearly explained on the basis of differences in European viniculture and- something I consider very important- that quality wines are set apart from table wines.
