Examples of using Many of the amendments in English and their translations into Swedish
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I am glad to say that the Commission will support many of the amendments put forward in these three reports.
I have voted against the report and against many of the amendments submitted by the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms, Justice and Home Affairs.
Many of the amendments presented in the package do not have the support of the committee responsible,
in part or in principle many of the amendments voted by the European Parliament in its first reading.
I am pleased that the Commissioner has welcomed many of the amendments that were made.
I cannot accept many of the amendments advanced by Mr Jarzembowski.
However, some of the contributions to this discussion, and many of the amendments, sound more like a religious war than the debate that I feel would be appropriate.
For these reasons we were unable to support many of the amendments put forward
I am therefore happy to be able to accept many of the amendments presented by the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights.
I believe one of the major problems, which many of the amendments also seize upon,
Unfortunately, many of the amendments on the table here in this Chamber place obstacles in the way,
Many of the amendments proposed by the Committee on the Environment provide useful clarifications to the proposal.
I think that many of the amendments that are not connected with agriculture are extremely good
I am therefore happy to be able to accept many of the amendments presented by the Committee on Legal Af fairs and Citizens' Rights.
Many of the amendments are based on the text of the Regulation laying down general principles on food hygiene which has already been adopted, and were accordingly chiefly amendments needed for drafting reasons.
Many of the amendments from the Committee on Employment
For that reason, in many of the amendments one feels there is concern regarding the equal treatment of small producers in a liberalised market dominated by the large producers.
Many of the amendments are just tidying-up amendments
Great credit is due to the Council for taking on board so many of the amendments Parliament sought to bring forward after first reading.