Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into Slovak
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This amendment would respond to the most.
The proposal amends Regulation(EC) 1798/2003; this amendment would be necessary if the directive were to be adopted.
Any amendment would have been a retrograde step.
The proposal amends Regulation(EC) 1798/2003; this amendment would be necessary if the directive were to be adopted.
The amendment would also give servicemembers an opportunity to.
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.
This amendment would be necessary if the directive were to be adopted.
As regards paragraph 3, the amendment would substantially alter the spirit of the instrument.
Such an amendment would have legal and economic consequences far beyond the Member State concerned.
It is considered that to introduce this amendment would prevent the provision of information to patients and healthcare professionals from evolving to reflect best practice.
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.
In addition, the amendment would weaken the respective provisions ot the Commission's text.
This amendment would unnecessarily increase the economic impact of training borne by railway undertakings.
This amendment would allow Russian authorities to investigate citizens for any information they spread to international media outlets.
This amendment would run counter to the objective, central to this Regulation, of stimulating research into medicines for children.
The amendment would in practice mean that the number of Finnish seats, for example, would fall to 10, if enlargement continues.
The amendment would, however, tend to weaken the impact of the measure in providing incentives to beet processors to dismantle their plant.
Such an amendment would ensure uniform taxation of these products and restrict application of the lower minimum rate to traditional cigars and cigarillos.
This amendment would prohibit Member States from authorising the construction of new power stations that emit more than 350g of carbon dioxide per kilowatt hour produced.
The amendment would have been essential to understand the scale of the debate on lobbying, not just as a reminder to the Commission but also to a wider audience.
The amendment would allow carmakers to double count biofuels and alternative fuels, thanks to a provision already included in the finalised Renewable Energy Directive.
This amendment would have given the opportunity for the EU to back up its words of condemnation with positive action and to deny support for such schemes.
The amendment would allow rejecting individuals at the borders of Ceuta and Melilla without detailing how these would be carried out or providing for any procedural safeguards.
The amendment would have the effect of terminating the possibility for Member States to allow use of the opt-out, three years after the amending proposal enters into force.
One possible amendment would be to introduce multiple-entry residence permits allowing the holder to be absent from EU territory for long periods without forfeiting his or her residence right8.
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 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'.
This amendment would allow derogations from certain provisions of the Protocol on the Statute of the Court of Justice with regard to the procedure governing urgent references for a preliminary ruling in specified areas.
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.
Explanation: The amendment would broaden the definition of depository at least to include credit institutions that are allowed under national law, rather than just credit institutions authorised by Directive 2006/48/ EC.