Examples of using Common position text in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission considers the common position text acceptable.
Common position text does not contain any consultation procedure.
The Commission considers the common position text to be acceptable.
The common position text does not lay down detailed aspects of implementation.
In view of the above, the Commission can accept the common position text.
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We would have preferred the common position text, which allowed no derogations.
The provisions of Parliament's amendment 31 are in part reflected in the common position text.
No mention is made in the common position text to the provisions of the Data Protection Directive, which is fully applicable.
These criteria are equivalent although the Commission considers the common position text to be clearer.
There are 68 changes in the common position text from that adopted by Parliament at first reading.
The Commission believes that Parliament's amendments seek to achieve basically the same result as the common position text.
The common position text modified the title of Chapter II to add the words‘including social obligations.
The Commission could accept the following wording for Amendment 2 which could be inserted as new Recital 15a in the Common Position text.
The common position text and the Parliament's amendments to Article 1 are compatible
this is also reflected in the common position text.
The common position text does not include any specific mention of quality of service information for disabled users.
were thus introduced into the common position text by the Council.
In this respect, the common position text is coherent with the definition of subscriber in the Framework Directive.
Amendment 57 explained the consumer protection reasons for requiring publication of information which has no counterpart in the common position text.
The common position text does not provide for a consultation prior to defining users with special social needs.
most Member States prefer the Common position text"at least 40%",
The common position text of Article 7 deals solely with disabled users while users with special social needs are addressed in Article 9.
aims of the directive are parallel to the common position text.
The Commission considers that the Council common position text is clearer in defining the responsibilities and obligations of the national regulatory authorities.
budgetary consequences for the common position text.
The common position text for article 2 clarifies the definitions used in the directive ensuring greater transparency of the coverage of the directive.
therefore far from the 10% stated in the Council common position text.
This alternative to the Common position text, which refers to the environment as a key objective for sustainable development,
This Common Position text does not only constitute the current Council position, but also incorporates part of Parliament's amendments in first reading.
unnecessary because the existing common position text already states that amendments adopted through the committee procedure shall not alter the requirements of the directive.