Examples of using Initial text in English and their translations into German
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The initial text may be poor, the amendment may be good.
We are somewhat in favour of the regulation, because it improves on the Commission's initial text.
It is therefore the initial text of the Sixth Directive of 1977.
Listening to some of the speeches, however,it is clear that few people have actually read the initial text.
The initial text as you have mentioned confused judicial authorities, courts and judges.
The amendments by the Committee onEmployment and Social Affairs improve the Commission's initial text.
In doing as you have, first the initial text, then the amendment, you have introduced confusion in people's minds.
In order to extend regulation to animal organic production,we have had the chance of having a very good initial text from the Commission.
Following this initial text, several initiatives with similar concerns have been adopted at Community level, by the Council and the Commission9.
I am glad that this report introduces an amendment to the initial text, which had established fishing restrictions for specific periods.
As the initial text was amended slightly on this occasion, two different versions of the Rome Convention therefore coexist today.25.
This was provided for in the Commission's initial text, but the PPE, with the rapporteur's support, opposed this proposal.
It is linked only in a footer after over 7,000 words of scrollingtext these are recent blog headings and the initial text from each piece.
Amendments 7, 38 and 39 are also unacceptable, because the initial text contains a practical method for calculating the amount of money required.
It is customary in parliamentary assemblies to vote first, as Mr Capoulas Santos requested,on the amendments furthest removed from the initial text.
I believe that they clearly improve on the Commission's initial text: they provide it with detail, they improve it and they clarify some of the specific points.
This established fact must therefore be taken into account by the Heads of State or Government who cannot keep the initial text even'in a different format.
Our group hasrequested a split vote on Recital A. According to the initial text, tobacco is grown, and I quote,' in extremely disadvantaged Objective 1 regions.
We voted against the directive on the applicationof patients' rights in cross-border healthcare, even though there have been some amendments to the initial text.
The initial text of the resolution required that the way that the various members of the Governing Council had voted should be made public following each decision on monetary policy.
Also, in this respect the rapporteur hasmanaged to achieve significant progress if we compare the initial text of the Commission with the text suggested now.
Mr President, the initial text of the Bolkenstein directive represented an opportunity for the Europe of the Twenty-Five, and also an opportunity for the Europe of the Fifteen.
Looking back, I should like to point out that the President of the French Republic, Mr Chirac,was strongly advised to stop the initial text, which was presented, at the time, by the Prodi Commission.
It should be recognised, Commissioner, that the Commission's initial text treated us somewhat as the poor relation when it came to the evaluations of a programme actually extending over seven years 2007-2013.
Furthermore, modifications related to Titles III and IV of the initial proposal have led in parts to a renumbering of these Titles without, however,bringing change to the key elements included in the initial text.
The main changes to the Commission's initial text were made in accordance with the amendments proposed by the European Parliament, the overwhelming majority of which are included in the common position.
On the other hand, we have fought to ensure that the offices representing local, regional and municipal authorities in the European institutions are not affected by this measure,contrary to what was planned in the initial text.
We are happy about this, because the initial text did not provide for qualified-majority voting but for decisions to be taken unanimously. We believe this is a very important step forward for the Commission's proposal.
The Commission can accept the amendments set out in the common position,which clarify the initial text of the proposal and make essential corrections and updates, and are in line with the aims of the Commission proposal.
The common position strengthens the initial text on a number of points, in particular by providing a clear legal basis for cooperation between the Commission and the Member States during the phase preceding the negotiation of amendments to international conventions.