Examples of using Accept in principle in English and their translations into Portuguese
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can also accept in principle Amendments Nos 9, 12 and 15.
we can accept in principle, subject to rewording,
can therefore gladly accept in principle paragraph 5 of Amendment No 14,
The Commission can also accept in principle Amendments Nos 12,
meaning that the Commission can accept in principle the relevant amendments proposed by Parliament,
Equally, the Commission can accept in principle Amendment No 32,
The Commission can accept in principle to delete the derogation on pentaBDE in concentrations of less than 5% in technical grade octaBDE from the ban(first part of Amendment No 2 and Amendment No 5 of the Environment Committee) as new information from producers indicates that octaBDE can be produced without pentaBDE.
the Commission can accept in principle Amendments Nos 2,
the Commission can accept in principle amendment 2 subject to the deletion of the part:“incorporated in Part II of the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe” This deletion is necessary since no reference to the Treaty establishing a Constitution can as yet be made.
The Commission can accept in principle amendment 4 subject to the deletion of the part:“ Human dignity is inalienable;
We can accept in principle the second part of Amendment No 12,
The Commission can accept in principle amendment 37 subject to the following rewording:“ MINIMUM PRINCIPLES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION, AT NATIONAL LEVEL,
We can also accept in principle Amendment No 26,
The Commission can accept in principle the amendments which would prohibit the use of perfumes in toys for children under three years containing the six phthalates. It can also
I can accept in principle that there could be a two-step approach in long-term plans,
Amendments accepted in principle.
Amendments accepted in principle by the Commission: 3, 6, 7, 12, 20.
The Commission also accepts in principle certain of Parliament's amendments.