Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into German
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This amendment would eliminate an important recital to protect the injured party and to facilitate a rapid compensation of the damage.
This amendment would eliminate a paragraph important for the sake of legal certainty and transparency of the reimbursement mechanism.
This amendment would abolish a general provision introduced for reasons of consumer protection and subsidiarity.
This amendment would prohibit Member States from authorising the construction of new power stations that emit more than 350g of carbon dioxide per kilowatt hour produced.
This amendment would apply the same reference periods to mobile workers as to other workers already covered by the Directive.
This amendment would remove from the Opinion references to a possible new regulatory body which was not suggested by the Commission and whose functions were not entirely clear.
Explanation: The amendment would broaden the definition of depository at least to include credit institutions that are allowed under national law,
This amendment would ensure comparability between the Committee's opinion on Electronic Commerce
The amendment would reformulate the wording of a provision in the existing Directive,
The amendment would ban U.S. agencies from"hacking foreign political parties;
This amendment would bring more legal certainty to this category of professionals,
The fact is that this amendment would lead to a generalisation of this obligation even for contracts for installations that are by nature not intended to be used by people with disabilities e.g. the construction of barracks or training centres for the fire service.
Approving this amendment would show public opinion that we mean business.
This part of the amendment would also lead to considerable inconsistency between the two Directives.
This amendment would unnecessarily increase the economic impact of training borne by railway undertakings.
This amendment would require the eco-label Competent Bodies to involve actively all interested parties.
The first part of the amendment would then read'eliminating gradually all export subsidies.
Furthermore, this amendment would greatly complicate the possibility of reaching agreement with the Council.
However, the proposed amendment would not place any additional burden on the Community budget.
In their view the amendment would restrict the application of the regulation to professional fishermen.