Eksempler på brug af Definition of vodka på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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SV We are now to adopt a definition of vodka.
If there is to be a definition of vodka, cannot the industry itself come up with it?
No one in this House can escape the discussion on the definition of vodka.
I therefore feel that the current definition of vodka is workable and sufficient.
I should like to highlight two points,the first of which is the definition of vodka.
The currently binding definition of vodka was drawn up many years before the main vodka producers joined the European Union.
If we do not want this to happen, let us not agree to this ridiculous,broad definition of vodka.
A broad definition of vodka undoubtedly devalues its reputation as it poses a real risk to its quality.
PL Mr President, unfortunately,the majority of Members supported a broader definition of vodka.
Parliament should therefore adopt a definition of vodka that would secure the reputation and leading market position of this spirit drink.
COPA- COGECA, the European Union farmers' organisations, and the European Union farmers themselves,all support the traditional definition of vodka.
Most of my group are in favour of a much stricter definition of vodka, and I have to say that their arguments are valid.
As in the case of the definition of vodka, it is not acceptable to act to the detriment of the traditions of particular countries, brands or quality simply because the wine sector is experiencing problems.
I have yet to grasp why many speakers have been acting as though there had been no definition of vodka up to now, and the term'vodka' were now too broad.
Maintaining the current definition of vodka and allowing it to be produced from waste material will lower its quality and have a negative impact on its reputation.
The reason was that the group did not agree,by a small majority but a majority nevertheless, with the proposed definition of vodka contained in this proposal.
The biggest'apple of discord' in this report is the definition of vodka, namely what ingredients the beverage must contain in order to be designated as vodka. .
The definition of vodka we are wrangling with is in fact a technical amendment to something we already knew about and found to be good: for centuries vodka has been manufactured almost entirely from grain and potatoes.
SV We Swedish Social Democrats support the compromise on the definition of vodka, and for the same reasons that the Swedish centre-right government does so in the Council of Ministers.
PL Mr President, although the report on the labelling of spirit drinks deals with over 30 different kinds of beverages, I would like to focus on the most controversial issue,namely that of the definition of vodka.
SV Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, there are two reasons why it is important to preserve the traditional definition of vodka: the historically significant regional aspect and the consumer aspect.
First of all, broadening the definition of vodka to include spirit drinks based on raw ingredients other than those traditionally used infringes the law and is damaging to the economic interests of current vodka producers and consumers.
I am not an admirer of vodka, and I have no desire to advertise the product; however, I believe that the compromise solutionwe have adopted today, likewise the one regarding the definition of vodka, is a step forward.
The Polish PSE delegation have made every effort to ensure that the definition of vodka remains in line with Polish interests and have called for traditional recipes and regional methods be respected in the production of spirit drinks.
In writing.-(PL) On 19 June 2007, the European Parliament voted on Horst Schnellhardt's(PPE) report which included, among other measures,the proposal to update the rather vague definition of vodka that has been in force since 1989.
The European Union does already have a definition of vodka, and Parliament's compromise, for which the rapporteur is primarily responsible, is accommodating towards traditional vodka producers- if just a few countries were concerned, which, as we have heard today, is not the case.
The Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, including myself, chose in the first place to vote in favour of a narrow definition of vodka which, from the perspective of the vodka-producing countries, should contain only grain and potatoes.
The latest definition of vodka, which appears in the report before us, and which was drawn up by the European Parliament in collaboration with the Council(on the basis of a proposal made by the German presidency), is not favourable from the point of view of countries who are seen as traditional, European vodka producers, especially Poland.
With all due respect to the rapporteur, Mr Schnellhardt,the business of coming up with a definition of vodka should be referred back to the place where most of it is produced and where the manufacturers can sit and produce as many definitions as they like.
As regards vodka, the Commission still has some reservations at this stage, which are primarily of a legal nature.The Commission has always taken a clear stance that it must ensure that a definition of vodka is compatible with EU law and fits the WTO context.