Examples of using Be accepted in principle in English and their translations into Dutch
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Five other amendments can be accepted in principle, but need to be redrafted in order to clarify them
15 can be accepted in principle.
can be accepted in principle[amendments 9(2nd part),
this amendment could be accepted in principle if it refers to the measures taken by Member States to improve interoperability between spatial data sets and services.
Amendments 7 and 8 concerning the programme committee may be accepted in principle by means of a wording in accordance with the wording of the provisions relating to committee procedure in the basic instruments.
These amendments may be accepted in principle, since it is important for the environment that not only poultry
the language broadening the reference to the workplace can be accepted in principle but it should be worded in the same way as in parallel cases(see,in access to employment, vocational training and promotion at work.">
Amendment 5 can be accepted in principle, subject to the following re-wording:“Among the objectives of the Convention is the desire to guarantee rights of public participation in decision-making in environmental matters in order to contribute to the protection of the right to
Amendment 132 was accepted in principle.
This was accepted in principle, because although Lden and Lnight have been agreed to be two most appropriate noise indicators for the purposes of the directive.
Amendment 19 concerns article 2 as a whole and is accepted in principle, subject to technical clarifications developed with experts in Council working groups.
Amendment 4 is accepted in principle but is incorporated in the first(1a) of the two objectives of the ALTENER programme in Article 1.
Amendment 7 is accepted in principle as it provides further precision to the area of studies and other related actions.
Amendment 90 on the prohibition of cross-subsidisation is accepted in principle and reflected in Article 221f.
The amendment to article 3(f) is accepted in principle, whilst utilising language developed by experts in Council working groups.
The addition, in the Parliament's amendment, of a mention of the action to follow from a request for derogation was accepted in principle.
Two amendments were accepted in part(amendments 3 and 4) and 10 Amendments were accepted in principle 18, 21, 27-34.
They are accepted as a logical consequence of amendment 8 which is accepted in principle.
A reference on the priority to be given in financing TEN-Energy is accepted in principle, but redrafted.
The mention of complementary risk assessment in the Parliament's amendment was accepted in principle.