• The proposal that is now before us is really a sort of emergency measure designed to keep the awarding of patents in Europe within certain limits.
• Det förslag som vi nu har framför oss är egentligen en sorts nödåtgärd utformad för att hålla beviljandet av patent i Europa inom vissa gränser.

• We are not happy with the agreement, Mr President, firstly because it keeps us within the realm of international public law.
• Och konventionen övertygar oss inte, herr ordförande, för det första eftersom den håller oss kvar inom området för folkrätten.

• If the Union insists on other ships having access to the North Sea, the quoting of as yet unquoted fish species would be a real way of keeping additional catches of quoted fish within limits.
• Om unionen forcerar fram andra båtars tillträde till Nordsjön, är kvotering av fiskarter som ännu inte kvoterats ett reellt alternativ för att hålla bifångsten av kvoterad fisk inom rimliga gränser.

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