Examples of using Compromise with the council in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, we are instead voting on the compromise with the Council, at first reading,
I felt it was essential to reach a compromise with the Council on a second reading,
My group is supporting the second reading compromise with the Council because it represents a step in the right direction,
Mrs Plooij-van Gorsel, for their efforts to find a compromise with the Council in an attempt to conclude proceedings at first reading.
which she has done throughout the negotiations, and thanks to which we have achieved this difficult compromise with the Council and the Commission.
attempts to reach a compromise with the Council and the European Commission.
maintain vehicle motion was included in the compromise with the Council.
avoid jeopardising the compromise with the Council.
In writing.-(SV) The European Parliament has today voted for the compromise with the Council under which Europe's postal market is to be liberalised by the end of December 2010 at the latest except for those countries with a particularly difficult topography, which are to be given a further two years.
(SV) The European Parliament has today voted for the compromise with the Council under which Europe's postal market is to be liberalised by the end of December 2010 at the latest(except for those countries with a particularly difficult topography, which are to be given a further two years).
although as I said at my press conference after the compromise with the Council had been reached,
because Amendment No 43 reflects the compromise with the Council, while Amendment No 22 reflects the committee's original position
we will have a real chance of reaching a compromise with the Council during the conciliation procedure which is acceptable to both the Council
As I said, we have reached compromises with the Council.
Reaching compromises with the Council and the Commission at first reading simply should not be the work of this House.
It is no mean achievement to work out around fifty compromises with the Council and the five different factions of Parliament.
I think that we have reached compromises with the Council and the Commission which mean that we can be satisfied
of the opinion that we have already made many compromises with the Council, which has shown itself to be very unwilling to compromise here,
I am happy to say that since then he has put in an enormous amount of work to negotiate compromises with the Council, the vast majority of which I am happy to endorse.
Nonetheless, we have managed to negotiate a sustainable compromise with the Council.