Примеры использования Releases of gmos на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Deliberate releases of GMOs;
In most countries, public participation was limited to decision-making in the field of releases of GMOs.
The focus should be on deliberate releases of GMOs into the environment and placing GMOs on the market.
DOE has an extensive research programme(about£1 million each year) to examine the risks associated with the releases of GMOs.
Information on sites of deliberate releases of GMOs and places where GMOs are grown commercially.
The category of GMO activity which would be the most likely to be included in annex I, if any,is deliberate releases of GMOs howsoever circumscribed.
Non-technical summaries of applications for deliberate releases of GMOs into the environment and decisions made by the public authorities;
In the case of releases of GMOs to the environment, a summary of the information contained in the application is sent to the European Commission and other Member States for the purposes of information exchange.
The Act on the Environment andGenetic Engineering regulates releases of GMOs into the environment.
If deliberate releases of GMOs were to be defined to include placing on the market, or if placing on the market were to be otherwise included, the implications of this would need to be considered.
Others felt that it might be preferable to differentiate between placing on the market and(other)deliberate releases of GMOs, at least with respect to identifying exemptions, and that they should be addressed separately.
Believing that article 6, paragraph 11,of the Convention leaves a wide margin of discretion as to the extent to which the remaining provisions of article 6 should be applied to decision-making on deliberate releases of GMOs.
Information on sites of deliberate releases of GMOs and places and plots where GMOs are grown commercially;
The Working Group proceeded to examine article 6 of the Convention, paragraph by paragraph, to see if it was feasible to apply these provisions to deliberate releases of GMOs in a legally binding manner.
The Netherlands reported that, on average,around 20 permits were issued per year for deliberate releases of GMOs, that decisions to issue these permits were all challenged by concerned parties and that, as a consequence, some of the permits were revoked.
Believing that article 6, paragraph 11, of the Convention is insufficiently clear as to the extent andthe situations in which the remaining provisions of article 6 should be applied to decision-making on deliberate releases of GMOs.
Member States are also to make available to the public information on all intentional releases of GMOs into the environment in their territory, and the Commission shall make available to the public the information contained in the system of exchange of information established within the Community.
Believing that article 6, paragraph 11, of the Convention does not provide clarity with regard to the situations in which andthe extent to which the remaining provisions of article 6 should be applied to decision-making on deliberate releases of GMOs.
With respect to article 6, paragraph 6,the Working Group considered that if the provision were to be tailored to fit deliberate releases of GMOs, it should be made clearer which information must under no circumstances be kept confidential, namely the information referred to in EU Directive 2001/18, article 25.
Two types of deliberate releases of GMOs into the environment can be distinguished: type-I deliberate releases of GMOs for which insufficient experience in certain ecosystems has been obtained, andtype-II deliberate releases of GMOs for which sufficient experience in certain ecosystems has been obtained;
There was general agreement that theprovisions of article 6, paragraphs 2 to 10, could be applied to decision-making on first-time deliberate releases of GMOs, without any need to amend these provisions or to introduce legally binding language altering the way they would apply to such decision-making.
Two types of deliberate releases of GMOs into the environment can be distinguished: type-I deliberate releases of GMOs for which insufficient experience in[certain ecosystems][the likely potential receiving environment] has been obtained, andtype-II deliberate releases of GMOs for which sufficient experience in[the likely potential receiving environment] has been obtained;
Recognizing that intentional or unintentional releases of GMOs from certain types of contained use may have a significant effect on the environment in the meaning of article 6, paragraph 1(b), of the Aarhus Convention, the guidelines aim at facilitating and improving the practical application of the Convention to public participation in decision-making on the contained use of GMOs. .
Release of GMOs.
Кcopy of written consent for deliberate release of GMOs;
The extent to which public participation was provided for in decision-making on the contained use and deliberate release of GMOs varied.
The Ordinance contains detailed regulations dealing with the closed use of GMOs, intended release of GMOs into the environment, trade in GMOs, their export and transit across national territory.
Regarding the implementation of article 6, paragraph 11,on deliberate release of GMOs, reporting Parties did not provide a lot of details.
The latest national implementation report for the Aarhus Convention highlights that,due to the absence of applications for permits for deliberate release of GMOs into the environment or their placement on the market, there is no practice of public participation in this area.
For example, Slovenia established a scientific committee for work with GMOs in contained use anda scientific committee regarding deliberate release of GMOs into the environment and placing products on the market.