Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, the amendment would need to be reworded.
If Mr Schnellhardt's machine had worked- he has told you that this is not the case- the amendment would have been rejected.
This amendment would affect the text as follows.
With this addition, the Amendment would be acceptable.
This amendment would have no financial impact on the Community budget.
People also translate
As regards paragraph 3, the amendment would substantially alter the spirit of the instrument.
The amendment would then read‘channel investment into infrastructure.
We still think that this amendment would make it easier to carry through the directive.
This amendment would introduce a new action dealing with public information.
The word would be'transitional', and the amendment would then read as follows:'except
Amendment would require the agreement of all Member States
Parliament's amendment would delete this latter sentence.
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.
That is to say, the amendment would conflict with the general working time directive.
The amendment would have the effect of qualifying any body as a contracting authority provided it had been set up for the purpose of centralising purchases.
It is considered that to introduce this amendment would prevent the provision of information to patients
The amendment would, however, tend to weaken the impact of the measure in providing incentives to beet processors to dismantle their plant.
Accepting this amendment would, in our judgment, be inconsistent and confusing.
Such an amendment would in itself establish an assumption in favour of national competence.
I wish to emphasise that this amendment would mean citizens' being given a glimpse of the monopolies that restrict their opportunities.
Such an amendment would save businesses money
In regard to plans and programmes, the amendment would considerably deviate from the original approach to cover clearly identified plans
This amendment would delete the recital referring to“light comitology”.
One of the effects of the amendment would be to exclude revenue-generating projects funded by the Cohesion Fund from the scope of Article 55.
This amendment would unnecessarily increase the economic impact of training borne by railway undertakings.
Furthermore, the amendment would be impossible to implement
The amendment would allow the bakers in other Member States to have the advantage of using this leavening agent.
Furthermore, this amendment would greatly complicate the possibility of reaching agreement with the Council.
This amendment would introduce the concept of surveyors being able to offer building design services.
However, such an amendment would not put us in an irreversible position for all newer recordings.