Examples of using Some amendments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There are some amendments the Commission cannot accept because they go beyond the legal base of Article 255 of the Treaty.
The Commission also believes that some amendments either water down the effects of the proposal, introduce too many details
However, an Act of the British Parliament was still required to make some amendments in the Canadian constitution.
Some amendments are outside Community competence
That is why, on 29 September, the Commission proposed some amendments to the SIS II migration instruments, amendments on which
Some amendments are purely technical in nature
Some amendments adopted in the Privacy Directive, however, are really causing problems
Some amendments:- Determined energy performance indicators(EnPIs)
Some amendments also aim to provide more flexibility for the Member States by introducing certain grounds for accelerated procedures.
We have already suggested to the Irish authorities that some amendments to the bill as published are being considered.
that there would have to be some amendments.
we have included some amendments which have been tabled by nearly all the political groups
For these reasons, we tabled some amendments aimed at extending this definition to semi-finished
Some amendments of study designs have to be undertaken and further time is
to which we have suggested some amendments, pointing out that collective negotiation
In the report we introduced some amendments to clarify the practical implementation of the provisions relating to publication costs and translation provisions, and we also introduced some technical amendments in order to ensure correct cross-referencing with the Second Company Law Directive.
Some amendments were adopted to the annexes dealing exclusively either with public health
proposal as a basis, but was putting forward some amendments to it.
European Democrats has brought back some amendments that refer to Almadén, the largest and oldest mine in the world, that were adopted by a large majority at first reading.
the Committee thinks that some amendments could be made