Examples of using Amendments had been tabled in English and their translations into Swedish
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As no amendments had been tabled, the Committee decided not to hold a general discussion
As no amendments had been tabled, the president opened the general discussion during which the following Members took the floor.
After noting that no amendments had been tabled, the president decided to put the opinion straight to the vote.
As no amendments had been tabled, the president proposed that an immediate vote be taken on the full text.
As no amendments had been tabled, the rapporteur, Ms Sharma,
After the general debate, since no amendments had been tabled, the president decided to put the opinion straight to the vote.
As no other amendments had been tabled, the president put the amended text of the resolution to the vote.
Since no amendments had been tabled and no comments introduced during this stage, the president decided to put the opinion straight to the vote.
expressed his concern and surprise that so many amendments had been tabled.
As no other amendments had been tabled, the president put the text of the opinion to the vote.
The following six amendments had been tabled by the rapporteur after consultation with the members of the corresponding study group.
Mr Malosse stated that the section had adopted the opinion with no votes against and that no amendments had been tabled.
He announced that 3 amendments had been tabled by Mr Morkis, who was currently absent.
As the section had adopted its opinion on 21 June 2007 and no amendments had been tabled, the Committee decided to put the opinion straight to the vote.
3 amendments had been tabled by the rapporteur himself.
Following the general discussion, and as no amendments had been tabled, the Committee decided unanimously to put the opinion straight to the vote.
opinion NAT/332 would be put straight to the vote, as no amendments had been tabled.
The section had adopted the opinion with no votes against and no amendments had been tabled during the plenary.
Following the general discussion, and as no amendments had been tabled, the president put the opinion to the vote.
The Section had adopted its opinion unanimously on 27 September 2000 and no amendments had been tabled.