Examples of using Support amendment in English and their translations into Swedish
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Therefore, the Commission can support Amendment No 4 which strengthens the recital text on this point.
I support Amendment No 20 which restores the Commissioner's wording,
Owing to strong concerns expressed in the Council by Member States, we cannot support Amendment No 24.
we cannot take advantage of biomass in the case of unpolluted woods and we support Amendment No 24.
although our group will support Amendment 17 on that.
On behalf of the Liberal Group, therefore, I support Amendment No 1 calling for the addition of Article 129a as the legislative procedure.
I also hoped that the Commissioner would support Amendment No 22, since I believe that a committee is required.
We particularly support Amendment No 10, which makes the report more positive to enlargement,
Please support Amendment 5 tomorrow
I did support Amendment No 72 by Mrs Gebhardt
My Group will not support Amendment No 8, which we believe to be protectionism in disguise.
My group cannot therefore support Amendment No 10 as proposed by the Group of the European People's Party, for we believe that this tax should be imposed.
I for my part will support Amendment No 4, which covers increased national influence.
So I shall support Amendment 80 on Thursday,
It is on that understanding of the meaning of the amendment that we will support Amendment No 7 as well as the others.
should not the Commission support Amendment No 5 and if so, why?
I cannot support Amendment No 8 limiting the number of participants and agree with the Commission here.
I can also support Amendment No 16, which proposes that premiums be paid not later than 31 March instead of 30 June.
we hope that the majority of Parliament will support Amendment No 37.
As regards homeopathic medicinal products, the Commission regrets that the Council could not support amendment 44, reintroducing the obligation of Member States to take due account of registrations granted by other Member States before 1994.