Examples of using Accepted in principle in English and their translations into German
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This amendment can be accepted in principle, although the provision would need to be put under Article 7 2.
The mention of complementary risk assessment in the Parliament's amendment was accepted in principle.
Amendment 26 can be accepted in principle although the Commission refers to the standard wording in use for regulatory committees.
Amendment 39 relating to Recital 1 was accepted in principle by the Commission as being of a declaratory nature;
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.
The amendment to article 3(f) is accepted in principle, whilst utilising language developed by experts in Council working groups.
Amendment 4 is accepted in principle but is incorporated in the first(1a)
29 can be accepted in principle.
Amendment 7 is accepted in principle as it provides further precision to the area of studies and other related actions.
targets shall be adopted at a later stage and can be accepted in principle.
further clarification, so can only be accepted in principle.
Amendment 52 setting out the procedures that apply to a general notification has been accepted in principle and reflected in Article 4.
Amendment 19 concerns article 2 as a whole and is accepted in principle, subject to technical clarifications developed with experts in Council working groups.
can hence be accepted in principle.
A number of amendments mainly concerning recitals were accepted in principle by the Commission.
A number of amendments mainly concerning recitals were accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendments 68, 93 and 99 stipulating that particular attention should be paid to persons with disabilities have been accepted in principle by the Commission.
date of application can be accepted in principle by the Commission.
Amendment 7 that introduces the same notion in a recital has been accepted in principle.