Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into Greek
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Opponents argue that the amendment would send a message to other foreign countries that the U.S. does not interfere in election
Such an amendment would maintain a single regime for access to documents held by the Parliament, the Council and the Commission, providing greater consistency
Acceptance of this amendment would mean in practice that cooperation in matters related to energy policy would be subject to environmental policy and to the legal basis on which the latter is founded.
The amendment would have been essential to understand the scale of the debate on lobbying, not just as
Explanation: The amendment would broaden the definition of depository at least to include credit institutions that are allowed under national law,
a vote in favour of the amendment would imply that we had full knowledge of the facts
The amendment would have been essential to understand the scale of the debate on lobbying, not just as
later the income-tax progression would reach the height it has really attained in our day, the advocates of the amendment would have called him a lunatic.
This amendment would have a negative impact on the protection enjoyed currently by consumers
The amendment would also foster impunity, since, most likely, migrants will avoid
Nevertheless, the Commission agrees with the rapporteur that the additional information requested by this amendment would indeed be useful in order to have a better idea of the distribution of aid paid in the context of the common agricultural policy.
Thursday's amendment would bar the NSA from carrying out any search without a court order, including information from Americans, even if their communications were picked up inadvertently.
We actually adopted a report on this matter in February- as a matter of fact it was my own report- and this amendment would be exactly the opposite of the conclusions of that report,
The proposed amendments to the directive introduce the possibility of using inactivated vaccines everywhere in the European Union. The amendment would allow a wider use of preventive vaccinations against bluetongue and this will ensure
The amendment would provide the ECB with a clear legal competence in the area of central clearing,
This amendment is aimed at delaying a review of the Eurovignette Directive. To accept this amendment would be to send a negative signal from the European Parliament and would contradict the report by
went in a direction not to the liking of U.S. interests, the Amendment would provide a convenient pretext for intervention in
Adoption of this amendment would ensure that tomato producers in those countries retained the aid they are currently receiving.
Acceptance of the amendment would hinder the EU's efforts to achieve a sustainable transport policy
Since such cross-checks will be used to identify data inconsistencies as indicators of illegal behaviour on which Member States should concentrate their scarce control resources, this amendment would also negatively affect the operation of the computerised validation system foreseen in Article 102(1)