Examples of using To make amendments in English and their translations into Swedish
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NLY reserves the right, at any time, to make amendments to  this Privacy Policy to the extent necessary to remedy disturbances
PORTO BRAZIL reserves the right, at any time, to make amendments to  this Privacy Policy to the extent necessary to remedy disturbances
allows the Lords to make amendments with financial implications.
Member States may desire to make amendments to  existing agreements
In practice, however, the comment procedure reduces the need to make amendments to  signed agreements,
Member States may wish to make amendments to  existing agreements
The customer has the possibility to make amendments to  the booking for free with regard to the date of travel
entail any substantive changes; in the interests of simplification the Commission, after consulting the Customs Code Committee, should have the power to make amendments and technical adjustments to  this Regulation;
AGCO reserves the right to make amendments at any time.
Amendments and Supplements to  the Agreement We may need to make amendments to  this Agreement in the future, e.g.
The Court held that the Council had not exceeded its power to make amendments under Article 149 of the EEC Treaty.
I would therefore also like to  see the Commission do what is necessary to  urge the Council to make amendments.
We have wasted time, not because Parliament wanted to make amendments, but because we now have to  go through the whole exercise again.
for the sake of public health, to make amendments more promptly.
These definitions, which are vital for transparency, should be included as an Article into the body of the Regulation text in order to make amendments to  them possible only by co-decision.
a Member State may be asked to make amendments to  its system where it does not fulfil the aforementioned requirement.
a Member State may be asked to make amendments to  its system where it does not fulfil the requirement referred to in the second sentence.
Parliament every year has the opportunity to make amendments and to  determine payments,
request to  see the information which is being held by us on you and request to make amendments to  this information or delete this information.
The City reserves itself the right to make amendments in the terms of use.