Eksempler på brug af Modified maize på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Resolution on genetically modified maize.
Genetically modified maize covered by Decision 97/98/EC.
Just think, for example, of the decision on genetically modified maize.
Genetically modified maize Lannoye, von Habsburg, Pailler, Ford, Rübig.
We ought to be particularly careful therefore with this particular type of genetically modified maize.
Did you ask why this genetically modified maize is not permitted in all the US Federal States?
I wonder whether this pheasant might have eaten defective seeds, or perhaps even genetically modified maize?
Current laws stipulate that oil can consist of 100% genetically modified maize without needing to be labelled as such.
I am not quite so much in agreement with your comments on the approval of genetically modified maize.
Austria, and even Luxemburg, have prohibited the distribution of genetically modified maize on their respective markets, to protect their populations.
B4-0016/97, by Mrs Grossetête on behalf of the Group of toe European Peoples Party, on the placing on toe market of genetically modified maize.
I am afraid I have to disillusion you: the introduction of genetically modified maize shows us that the reverse is true.
B4-0005/97 by Mr des Places, on behalf of the Group of Independents for a Europe of Nations, on the placing on the market of genetically modified maize;
For example, is labelling of genetically modified maize and soya, which were authorized entry to the Community market back in December, obligatory or not?
It is unacceptable for the Commission to allow the spread of genetically modified maize on the European market.
There is no evidence that the genetically modified maize from Ciba Geigy has been associated with any adverse environmental or human safety issues and accordingly still has a consent to be placed on the market under Directive 90/220/EEC.
Mr President, the Commissioner went into a lot of detail in his defence of genetically modified maize but he was not very convincing.
This, too, is lacking in the Community,because mad cow disease is the result of a violation of nature and the genetically modified maize that we debated here yesterday is also a violation. Likewise, the continued production of nuclear waste by leading Community countries for dumping in various regions of the Community and elsewhere is a violation of nature.
The indications have been formulated clearly, as follows, and I quote:' Produced from genetically modified soya orproduced from genetically modified maize.
Mr President, a few months ago the Commission agreed to the marketing of genetically modified maize, and only the reaction of the Member States persuaded it to retract.
It is positive and encouraging to hear that Austria and Luxembourg have not accepted the Commission's decision anyway andare now taking measures to prevent the sale of genetically modified maize on the market.
This debate is not confined specifically to the release of genetically modified maize onto the market but concerns the whole issue of genetic modification.
And this formula which clearly explains, in sufficiently large letters,that the foodstuff is produced from genetically modified maize or soya seems sufficiently clear to me.
According to the research, animals fed on three strains of genetically modified maize created by the U.S. biotech firm Monsanto suffered signs of organ damage after just three months.
France has, for this reason,seized upon this authorisation to permit American imports while prohibiting the cultivation of genetically modified maize, and the inconsistency of such a position can only be condemned.
Mr President, the Commission has agreed to the authorization of genetically modified maize, although it has not been possible to dispel the doubts that exist with regard to health and the environment.
In the UK an independent body of experts which advises the Government expressed serious concern about the presence of a bacterial gene in the modified maize which is coded for resistance to the antibiotic ampicillin.
If the experts subscribe falsely to the view that there is no possibility of risk regarding modified maize, the Scientific Committee on Foodstuffs has admitted that there is a risk of transmission to humans of the marker gene which is resistant to antibiotics.
In July 2004, the European Commission agreed to a ten year-period for the import andprocessing of genetically modified maize(NK 603) into the Union markets as applied for by the American Monsanto Co.
According to information from the authorities in Brussels, the Commission will prolongate the authorization of genetically modified maize MON 810 of the U.S. group, Monsanto, which is banned in EU countries like Germany and Austria.