Eksempler på brug af Release of gmos på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I say no to the release of GMOs resistant to antibiotics.
Everyone is aware of the inherent risks of contamination from the release of GMOs into the environment.
The release of GMOs into the wider world is certainly a question which raises wider ethical issues.
Only then will we be able to authorise the release of GMOs into the environment.
They are distinguished by the fact that they demand the impossible, knowing full well that these demands cannot be met andcan therefore block the release of GMOs in general.
Furthermore, those responsible for the release of GMOs should bear full financial liability for any damage to human health and the environment.
Mr President, the result of the conciliation that we have before us is a substantial improvement upon the rules for the release of GMOs into the environment.
We are not discussing the release of GMOs, but the definition of a further quality standard in the marketing of conventional seed.
I particularly welcome the recognition of the possible wider direct andindirect effects and risks of the release of GMOs into the environment.
By merely attempting a half-hearted restriction on the release of GMOs, the directive denies the need for a moratorium, and that is the main reason why I am voting against the report.
As far as gene transfer is concerned I believe measures must be foreseen in the new Directive to control the release of GMOs which can outcross with other plants.
It is clear that we are allowing the release of GMOs in agriculture without being fully aware of the risks that we are taking and without knowing who shall be held legally responsible for the damage either!
The European Food Safety Authority will most probably play a crucial role in providing expertise, information and recommendations, but it is the competent authorities which must,on a political level, continue to authorise the release of GMOs.
The committee does not of course decide on the release of GMOs, it decides how to define a further quality standard for conventional seed and it has the jurisdiction to do so under current EU law.
Again, I agree with Parliament's comments, but, as was also noted in the debate, the Commission has chosen to deal with the ethical dimension in a broader context,not just in conjunction with the release of GMOs into the environment.
On banning the release of GMOs containing antibiotic-resistant genes: Amendments Nos 11 and 37 which called for such GMOs not to be released into the environment were rejected.
In my view, the amendments make the Commission's text clearer and sharper, and will therefore create a sensible andfeasible framework for achieving the high level of safety we all wish to see for the release of GMOs into the environment.
As soon as a Member State becomes aware of an occurrence, under its jurisdiction,resulting in a release of GMOs that leads, or may lead, to an unintentional transboundary movement that is likely to have significant adverse effects on the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity, taking into account risks to human health, that Member State shall.
Although the objective of reversing the loss of biodiversity is being pursued, no attempt is being made to combat its causes: we need a change in the production modelbased on profit maximisation, of which one example is the release of GMOs into the environment.
In line with the precautionary principle in the field of health and the environment,the Commission's proposal aims firstly to toughen up the risk assessment to be carried out before authorisation for the release of GMOs is given and, secondly, to improve the chances of identifying and monitoring GMOs so that the competent authorities can react immediately and appropriately in the event of acute risk.
We Swedish Christian Democrats wish to emphasise that we voted against the second and third parts in the split vote on paragraph 36 which asserted- mistakenly- that'a clear framework now exists for the release of genetically modified organisms in Europe which will ensure maximum consumer protection and environmental protection' and-also mistakenly- that'it would therefore not be justified to continue the de facto moratorium on the release of GMOs.
This pressure exerted by the USA and the multinationals, moreover, is bringing closer the lifting of the moratorium and the abolition of the traceability and labelling system.This system has become the first line of defence both in the battle against genetically modified food and the release of GMOs into the environment, and also in the attempt to rally consumers and farmers alike on this issue.
For the releases of GMOs referred to in Article 7, once a year Member States shall send a list of GMOs which have been released on their territory and a list of notifications that were rejected to the Commission, which shall forward them to the competent authorities of the other Member States.