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I should like to comment on a number of amendments.
On 20 October 1998 the European Parliament adopted a number of amendments at first reading.
In addition, we can accept a number of amendments in principle, subject to editorial review
The finance minister has made a number of amendments to the Finance Bill for the year 2010-11.
A number of amendments adopted by the committee can be accepted either in their entirety
It should be noted that agreement had already been reached on a number of amendments to the common position, concerning particularly the following aspects.
We have therefore tabled a number of amendments to the joint resolution,
Parliament has sought through a number of amendments to clarify the text
A number of amendments were approved to points 3.2, 4.4.3, and 5.4.1 of the Report and to point 29 of the appendix.
The Council felt appropriate to introduce a number of amendments, many of them at the suggestion of the Parliament.
There were a number of amendments which directly or indirectly made a reference to abortion.
This proposal provides a number of amendments in order to improve the legal clarity
Thanks to compromises we eventually managed to reduce the number of amendments to 315, and these will not affect either the structure or the basic principles of the programme.
It is pleasing to see that a number of amendments that tended to contaminate this text have been withdrawn.
After the Council's common position a number of amendments are needed to contain the risks as much as possible.
In a number of amendments, I propose at least following the standards in the Decopaint study.
A number of amendments mainly concerning recitals were accepted in principle by the Commission.
Over the last few months we have all worked towards trying to minimise the number of amendments and to reach a consensus on particular compromises.
Whereas experience has shown that a number of amendments need to be made to Council Decision 93/731/EC of 20 December 1993 on public access to Council documents(');
It is very clear from the number of amendments across the floor that MEPs want to look at the detail