Examples of using Which proposes in English and their translations into Swedish
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I voted in favour of this resolution, which proposes consistent legislation regarding the rights of passengers in public road transport.
In this context, I lend my support to Mr Zver's report, which proposes a series of recommendations aimed at improving the education and professional training systems for young people.
I welcome the adoption of this report, which proposes ways of making better use of European cultural resources.
I now come to Amendment No 2, which proposes to focus research
enforce the Pension Funds Directive which proposes a prudential framework to provide security of pensions
Which proposes an additional recital enunciating the two aims of the proposal,
It is in that spirit that I accept Amendment No 3, which proposes to make access costs to inland waterway infrastructure eligible for assistance.
However we cannot support Amendment No 25, which proposes an individual examination of financing proposals by the MED Committee.
Amendment No 1, which proposes to legislate again on two occasions within a period of one year after the entry into force of this directive,
This Communication follows the 2006 Communication, which proposes the definition of a long-term strategy for the EU in the field of children's rights.
In this context, the EU encourages international efforts within the Hyogo Framework for Action, which proposes a global model for reducing the risks associated with natural disasters by 2015.
Lastly, a few words on Amendment No 79, which proposes excluding private ports,
Third, may I remind the Council of the European Parliament resolution on energy security from September, which proposes the post of an external official for energy security?
speaker of the Lebanese parliament, which proposes to revive national dialogue,
I am therefore opposed to the amendment to Article 7(3), which deals with the radio frequency needs of specific EU policies and which proposes using civil frequencies for military purposes.
I urge colleagues to vote for Amendment No 91 by the Green Group which proposes such a doctor's exemption.
The amendment that has caused the greatest amount of interest is Amendment No 34 to Article 11.4, which proposes to elaborate the waste hierarchy.
We are therefore only presenting one amendment, which proposes that, in accordance with the Treaty,
A Communication on non-permanent staff has been adopted which proposes changing the Staff Regulations to allow the recruitment of auxiliary agents for three years instead of just one year October 2000.
the Commission, which proposes legislation and engages in administration;