Examples of using Acceptable in principle in English and their translations into Dutch
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However Amendment 8 on the non-discriminatory application of the principle to food regardless of its origin is acceptable in principle.
The modification of the introductory part of Article 3 by Amendment 26 is acceptable in principle.
Four amendments are acceptable in principle or subject to redrafting:
These amendments are therefore acceptable in principle, by modifying the existing corresponding priority in Article 2, 3rd indent.
This is acceptable in principle, but the wording is confusing:
is acceptable in principle.
The others contain changes acceptable in principle, such as for example the introduction of the concept of sliding scale for the exposure reduction target in amendment 49.
is therefore also acceptable in principle.
introducing the regulatory procedure with scrutiny would be acceptable in principle.
This amendment concerns the possible deletion of the definition of Network Termination Point from the Universal Service Directive 2002/22/EC and is acceptable in principle in the event this definition is moved to the Framework Directive 2002/21/EC.
Amendments Nos 3, 6, 8, 9 and 13 and part of Amendment No 15 would be acceptable in principle, although we would like them to undergo another rewrite.
which seeks to change the figure of the wheelchair, is acceptable in principle, but not in the form proposed in the report.
Amendment No 126 is acceptable in principle, if changed to ensure that all biological risks that may have a direct
To conclude, Amendments 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 15 and 16 are partially acceptable or acceptable in principle.
are acceptable in principle, but may, of course, be reviewed at the drafting stage.
ten amendments are acceptable in principle or subject to redrafting:
Amendments Nos 5 and 19 which extend application of the regulation to Community carriers returning from third countries are also acceptable in principle, as is Amendment No 6 since it precisely defines the airline's responsibility to identify passengers still in the queue at the time of closing the check-in.
Acceptable in principle: 6.
Amendments are acceptable in principle: 15-17-18-19.
This amendment is acceptable in principle and in part.