Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into Romanian
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The amendment would pave the way for construction on deforested lands and on those labeled as protected areas.
Since it had received over one quarter of the votes cast, the amendment would be attached to the text of the opinion.
Furthermore, this amendment would greatly complicate the possibility of reaching agreement with the Council.
Mr Lustenhouwer agreed both with the proposal andwith the comments regarding procedure and announced that this amendment would be submitted at the next assembly and put to the vote.
An amendment would reduce the threshold values from 40 000 to 30 000 for laying hens, 24 000 for ducks and 11 500 for turkeys.
Such an amendment would ensure uniform taxation of these products and restrict application of the lower minimum rate to traditional cigars and cigarillos.
The rapporteur objected that the Fischer-Tropsch process was not proven andwas little used, and that this amendment would turn one of the opinion's key messages on its head.
The amendment would delete Article 22a of the Common Position, which was meant to provide an incentive for Member States not to use the opt-out, or to discontinue their use of the opt-out.
The word would be'transitional', and the amendment would then read as follows:'except for temporary, transitional derogations'.
The amendment would then read:'Underlines the importance of full regional economic cooperation and the obligation to comply with and fully implement the provisions of the CEFTA Agreement'.
Since such cross-checks will be used to identify data inconsistencies as indicators of illegal behaviour on which Member States should concentrate their scarce control resources, this amendment would also negatively affect the operation of the computerised validation system foreseen in Article 102(1) of the proposal which is considered to be the backbone of the new control system.
Opponents argue that the amendment would send a message to other foreign countries that the U.S. does not interfere in election and set a global gold standard for preventing election interference.
The amendment would delete a proviso that before deciding to apply the opt-out, alternative forms of flexibility should first be examined to see whether they would suffice.
The wording in paragraph 1 of this amendment would allow the Commission to take action only ex post- after a divergence in implementation of regulatory tasks has already created a barrier to the internal market.
The amendment would delete the upper limits proposed by the Common Position(60 hours per week, or 65 hours in some situations, on average) for the working time of workers who agree to opt-out.
This amendment would bring more legal certainty to this category of professionals, which currently benefits from the Treaty rules on free movement but not from the procedural safeguards of the Directive.
The amendment would allow a wider use of preventive vaccinations against bluetongue and this will ensure better control of the disease and lessen the burden it causes to the agricultural sector.
The amendment would insert a recital providing that where a worker has more than one contract of employment, his or her working time under all contracts should be taken into account when calculating working time.
The amendment would reformulate the wording of a provision in the existing Directive, which allows for derogations from limits to working time and from minimum rest periods as regards'managing executives and other persons with autonomous decision-taking powers'.
If such order amendment would result in a significant change in price or delivery date, Supplier must notify Buyer in writing thereof without delay, calculating the new price and delivery date.
If such order amendment would result in a significant change in price or delivery date, Supplier must notify Buyer in writing thereof without delay, calculating the new price and delivery date maintaining the same level of cost and profitability as the original price.
The amendment would provide the ECB with a clear legal competence in the area of central clearing, which would pave the way for the Eurosystem to exercise the powers that are foreseen for central banks issuing a currency under the review of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation(EMIR) proposed by the European Commission[1].
The amendments would give parties more funding per vote received.[Getty Images].
Local experts said that these amendments would legislate the life parliamentary immunity.
The amendments would result in voters directly electing the president, rather than Parliament.
These amendments would drastically improve the situation, especially as regards control and our stance on the problem of illegal fisheries.
Amendments would seek to harmonise the laws in line with international standards and ensure fair and democratic voting.
The amendments would strengthen basic freedoms and democratic rights-- for example, making it difficult for the Supreme Court to ban political parties.
The amendments would allow for stronger ties and further engagement with important global emerging partners.