Examples of using Accepted in principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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Amendment 52 setting out the procedures that apply to a general notification has been accepted in principle and reflected in Article 4.
Provided the form of the Proposal remained that of a recommendation, the Commission accepted in principle five of the fifteen amendments adopted by the European Parliament at first reading.
Amendment 7 that introduces the same notion in a recital has been accepted in principle.
Amendment 2(Court of Justice's decisions)(Recital 7a): accepted in principle and/or subject to rewording.
Labelling of'nano' ingredients: The EP position that would require ingredients derived from nanotechnology to be labelled as such(am 130) was accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 22(deletion of review clause)(Article 24a): accepted in principle and/or subject to rewording.
Amendment 25 regarding possible derogations from the requirement of establishing a financial guarantee in relation to certain public entities can be accepted in principle provided the scope is narrowed.
Amendment 108, accepted in principle, on the drawing up of the work program by the Executive Director is covered in Article 26(2) h and in Article 273.
Amendments partially accepted or accepted in principle by the Commission Amendments 3,
The new definition of finance agreement in amendment 21 can be accepted in principle if consistent with other relevant Community legislation.
We have succeeded in getting double majority accepted in principle; now, though, we must also have figures for the double majority, so that it enables greater decision-taking power.
namely Amendments 11 and 13 can be accepted in principle, subject to some reformulation.
The idea that the public concerned should also be informed about possibilities for seeking review was accepted in principle and taken over by the Common Position.
Of the three amendments adopted by the Parliament1, two have been accepted in principle, and one has not been accepted. .
Amendments 68, 93 and 99 stipulating that particular attention should be paid to persons with disabilities have been accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 36 in particular, although accepted in principle, is not taken on board in the text of Article 2(1) as it is already covered by the amendment introduced in Article 7.
parts of another amendment accepted in principle by the Commission.
parts of another amendment accepted in principle.
Amendment 92 has been accepted in principle, included in Article 23(c)