Examples of using Amendments to the common position in English and their translations into Swedish
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European Parliament amendments to the common position.
Indeed, our amendments to the common position mean that a board can get fast-track approval in 14 days.
Amendments to the common position threaten the future of some of these stations
there are no amendments to the common position.
I believe that Parliament's amendments to the Common Position, which are before you, make an important contribution in this regard.
I should like to highlight two points in our amendments to the common position.
On 16 November 1999 the European Parliament adopted seven amendments to the common position.
I voted for the amendments to the common position on LIFE.
On 16 January 2001 Parliament adopted on second reading thirteen amendments to the common position.
In the second reading, the European Parliament has proposed two amendments to the Common Position.
Now that we have a recommendation concerning amendments to the Common Position, we are very close to completing the legislative process involved in drafting a new Machinery Directive.
This was the compromise to which we gave our agreement, which includes 13 amendments to the common position.
On 11 April 2000 the European Parliament adopted amendments to the common position which are the subject of this Communication.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I recommend that the European Parliament should not adopt any amendments to the common position.
Now, at second reading, Mr Evans is proposing six amendments to the common position, on which I shall now comment.
On 3 July 2003, at its second reading, the European Parliament adopted a resolution containing 17 amendments to the common position.
As a result the Commission is able to accept all amendments to the common position from the European Parliament.
On 30 March 2004, the European Parliament adopted on its second reading the two above-mentioned amendments to the common position.
On 16 November 1999 the European Parliament voted seven amendments to the Common Position on its Second Reading.
Mr President, the Labour delegation of the European Parliament voted against Mr Lehne's amendments to the common position.
On 14 May 2002 the European Parliament voted at second reading two amendments to the common position.
so we have tabled 11 amendments to the common position.
On 11 March 2003, the European Parliament adopted, at the second reading, a resolution containing 39 amendments to the common position.