Examples of using Technically unavoidable in English and their translations into Greek
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And is technically unavoidable.
(a) this presence is adventitious or technically unavoidable;
The adventitious or technically unavoidable presence of this potato in food and animal feed is authorised up to a level of 0.9%.
L 268/25(10) Certain traces of GMOs in products may be adventitious or technically unavoidable.
Transitional measures for adventitious or technically unavoidable presence of genetically modified material which has benefited from a favourable risk evaluation.
But if food or feed contains less than 0.9% GMOs,it does not need to be labelled- as long as the GMO content is technically unavoidable.
Transitional measures for adventitious or technically unavoidable presence of genetically modified organisms having benefited from a favourable risk evaluation.
Only traces of GEs may be exempt from this obligation if they do not exceed the threshold of 0.9 percent andtheir presence is adventitious and technically unavoidable.
However, their presence is tolerated provided that it is technically unavoidable in good manufacturing practice and does not exceed 100 mg/kg.
The presence of GM material in conventional food does not have to be labelled if it is below 0.9% andif it can be shown to be adventitious and technically unavoidable.
After a full technical shift towards non-odourised gas,transmission system operators shall accept technically unavoidable levels of successively reducing residual amounts of odourants in cross-border flows.
Under current legislation the presence of GM material in conventional food does not have to be labelled if it is below 1% andif it can be shown to be adventitious and technically unavoidable.
In order to establish that the presence of this material is adventitious or technically unavoidable, operators must be in a position to demonstrate to the competent authorities that they have taken appropriate steps to avoid the presence of such materials.
I have noted Parliament's wish that operators provide proof that they have taken all the necessary steps to avoid adventitious or technically unavoidable presence of GMOs, and I could not agree more with that.
In order toestablish that the presence of this material is adventitious or technically unavoidable, operators must be in a position to demonstrate to the competent authorities that they have taken appropriate steps to avoid the presence of such materials.
These labelling requirements do not apply to GM food/feed products in a proportion no higher than 0.9 percent of the food/feed ingredients considered individually andif this presence is adventitious or technically unavoidable.
In order toestablish that the presence of this material is adventitious or technically unavoidable, operators must be in a position to demonstrate to the competent authorities that they have taken appropriate steps to avoid the presence of such materials.
The EU legislation imposes GM labelling on any GM food and feed containing, consisting of, or produced from a GMO, except if the presence is below 0.9% of the food/feed, orthe ingredient is adventitious or technically unavoidable.
In order to establish that the presence of this material is adventitious or technically unavoidable, operators must be in a position to supply evidence to satisfy the competent authorities that they have taken appropriate steps to avoid the presence of such material.
This exemption aims to solve the problem faced by operators who have tried to avoid GMOs, butfind that their products contain a low percentage of GM material due to accidental or technically unavoidable contamination.
The maximum duration of any technically unavoidable stoppages, disturbances or failures of the purification devices or the measurement devices during which the emission limit values of polluting substances are not deemed exceeded.
This Section shall not apply to feed containing material which contains, consists of or is produced from GMOs in a proportion no higher than 0,9 per cent of the feed and of each feed of which it is composed,provided that this presence is adventitious or technically unavoidable.
This can result in the unintentional, but technically unavoidable, presence of residues of this substance or by-products of this substance in the finished product, provided that these residues do not form a danger to public health and do not have any technological effects on the finished product.
For products intended for direct processing, paragraph 1 shall not apply to traces of authorised GMOs in a proportion no higher than 0,9% or lower thresholds established under the provisions of Article 30(2),provided that these traces are adventitious or technically unavoidable.'.
(27) In order toestablish that the presence of this material is adventitious or technically unavoidable, operators must be in a position to demonstrate to the competent authorities that they have taken appropriate steps to avoid the presence of the genetically modified food or feed.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall not apply to traces of GMOs in products in a proportion no higher than the thresholds established in accordance with Article 21(2) or(3) of Directive 2001/18/EC and in other specific Community legislation,provided that these traces of GMOs are adventitious or technically unavoidable.
The maximum permissible period of any technically unavoidable stoppages, disturbances, or failures of the purification devices or the measurement devices, during which the emissions into the air and the discharges of waste water may exceed the prescribed emission limit values.
This Section shall not apply to foods containing material which contains, consists of or is produced from GMOs in a proportion no higher than 0,9 per cent of the food ingredients considered individually or food consisting of a single ingredient,provided that this presence is adventitious or technically unavoidable.
The competent authorities shall lay down the maximum permissible period of any technically unavoidable stoppages of the purification devices during which the concentrations in the discharges into the air of the substances which these devices are intended to reduce exceed the limit values laid down.
In the first phase of EU legislation GM labelling was only required where the DNA or protein of the GMO could be detected in the final product andthe maximum threshold for GM contamination(adventitious or technically unavoidable presence), which was exempted from labelling requirements was 1%.