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My amendments would give time for the securities' regulators to consider a proportion of capital regime for commodities.
Ladies and gentlemen, in actual fact, I had requested to speak fearing that the vote on the amendments would have had a different outcome.
The net result of these amendments would be to prohibit the use of an important volume of animal by-products in bio-gas and composting.
Several amendments would enforce the obligations of Member States to report to the public and the Commission.
The rapporteur's amendments would lead to lower earnings for professional drivers,
Consumer Protection has made it rather more one-sided and some of its amendments would effectively change policy to incineration only.
On the other hand, we are not going to vote in favour of most of the amendments which have been put forward by others, because these amendments would weaken the report.
The amendments would ensure that the countries participating in the SSM would not unduly dominate the EBA's board of supervisors.
It was also expected that those amendments would have a positive impact on the decision-making process for the authorisation of GMOs for cultivation.
One of the amendments would mean that all farmers using extensive farming methods would automatically receive environmental premiums,
Such amendments would also take into account the potential for revenue losses,
Accepting these amendments would mean changing the subject of the present legislative procedure
Adopting these two amendments would have serious repercussions for Portugal, given the disproportionate costs involved in relation to the benefits gained.
Rejection of all these amendments would burden Europe with a lead weight
These further amendments would concern in particular Directives 2003/6/EC,
Such a body is not democratically accountable by any definition, but these amendments would allow them to challenge the Commission without providing evidence of how
However, such amendments would be necessary if the intention is to transfer the Council's decision-making powers to a body made up of officials,
as Mr Belenguer indicated, because those amendments would prohibit the transport of radioactive materials on board passenger ships.
as Mr Belenguer indicated, because those amendments would prohibit the transport of radioactive materials on board passenger ships.
The system proposed in the amendments would not provide this,