Examples of using Accepted in principle in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Amendments accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 21, which the Commission had accepted in principle.
Amendment 33, which can be accepted in principle, calls on the competent authorities to make a prior assessment of complaints received.
This is a constructive remark which is accepted in principle.
G8 leaders have accepted in principle that advanced economies will need to achieve an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Amendment 61 concerning environmentally sound management has been accepted in principle.
These amendments are welcomed and accepted in principle, subject to some editorial changes.
Amendment 7 that introduces thesame notion in a recital has been accepted in principle.
Amendment 39 relating to Recital 1 was accepted in principle by the Commission as being of a declaratory nature; it is however not taken over by the common position.
A number of amendments mainly concerning recitals were accepted in principle by the Commission.
Furthermore, to give feed-back on the consultation corresponds to Commission consultation standards andcan hence be accepted in principle.
Amendment 22(deletion of review clause)(Article 24a): accepted in principle and/or subject to rewording.
Amendments 68, 93 and 99 stipulating that particular attention should bepaid to persons with disabilities have been accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 19 concerns article 2 as a whole and is accepted in principle, subject to technical clarifications developed with expertsin Council working groups.
Amendment 52 setting out the procedures thatapply to a general notification has been accepted in principle and reflected in Article 4.
Amendments 22, 29, 47, and 72 providing that particular attention should be paid to the impact of the Regulation on small andmedium-sized enterprises have been accepted in principle and are incorporated in the text of the relevant articles, which now stipulate that the reviews of the Regulation should in particular take into account the administrative consequences for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Amendment 17 incorporating a definition of"airport" is not strictly necessary in this regulation butcan be accepted in principle by the Commission.
Concerning completion of recovery or disposal has been accepted in principle and reflected in Article 16(e).
It concerns the amendments: 1, 2, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 16, which were accepted by the Commission in full and the amendments 3, 6, 7,12 and 20 which were accepted in principle by the Commission and reworded.
Amendment 2(Court of Justice's decisions)(Recital 7a): accepted in principle and/or subject to rewording.
A number of amendments in the EP first reading position, some of an editorial nature, were accepted in principle by the Commission.
A number of amendments mainly concerning recitals were accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 13(timing of compensatory rest)(Article 17, paragraph 2): accepted in principle and/or subject to rewording.
Amendment 12('autonomous workers' exemption)(Article 17, paragraph 1, point(a)): accepted in principle and/or subject to rewording.
Amendments 13 and 14 concerning certain operations constituting interim recovery andinterim disposal have been accepted in principle and reflected in Article 2(5) and 2(7).
Also mentioned are some of the changes that concerned matters of substance and that entailed inclusion of new provisions in the position ofthe EP and were accepted in principle by the Commission but have not been included in the Council first reading position.
The Commission can accept in principle the following amendments.
The Commission can accept in principle the following amendments.
With regard to short reporting[Art 3b] the Commission can accept in principle.
Concerning the promotion of European production the Commission can accept in principle.