Examples of using Amendments to the common position in English and their translations into Italian
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We believe that certain proposed amendments to the common position may actually prevent existing plants being brought up to  standard and may penalise the  co-incineration of
It is recalled that out of the  14 amendments to the common position voted by the  European Parliament in its second reading,
I would therefore recommend to  Members of Parliament that we cut across party lines and vote against all the  amendments to the common position which would weaken environmental standards
As the  European Parliament voted 27 amendments to the common position at second reading,
Our other amendments to the common position will restore cooperation between small
adopted two amendments to the common position on the  proposal for a Directive on technical standards
are only recommending six amendments to the common position.
that the  Commission's position  is decisive regarding any amendment to the common position.
a resolution containing 1 amendment to the Common Position.
On 23 October 2001 the  European Parliament voted on second reading one amendment to the common position.
Parliament approved amendments to the common positions on the  proposal for a Directive on the  application of open network provision to  voice telephony(*■ point 1.3.145) and the  proposals for Decisions relating to the  labelling of.
as the  European Parliament did not propose any amendments to the common positions in its second reading.
by an absolute majority of its Members, all or some of the amendments  which were rejected by the  Council at first reading, as an amendment to the common position.