Examples of using Modified crops in English and their translations into Hungarian
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2015/412 gives Member States more flexibility to decide on the cultivation of genetically modified crops, under certain conditions, at two distinct points in time.
the chance that the genetically modified crops in our food supply pose a danger to human health is extraordinarily small.
The findings in the report indicate that the ingredient often used on genetically modified crops does indeed accumulate in human tissue.
speaker at ILSI events, where he has lectured about the benefits of artificial sweeteners and genetically modified crops.
there is no mention of the problem of genetically modified crops, and land degradation issues have been insufficiently addressed.
best practices to ensure the co-existence of genetically modified crops with conventional and organic production(farming);
which would assess the effects of genetically modified crops and the spread of toxins via pollen on the environment and specific species and ensure that such data are made public.
speaker at ILSI events, where he has lectured about the benefits of artificial sweeteners and genetically modified crops.
Whereas the development of genetically modified crops tolerant to several selective herbicides is mainly due to the rapid evolution of weed resistance to glyphosate in countries that have relied heavily on genetically modified crops; .
In their open letter to the world, they have highlighted why governments need to stop genetically modified crops now- before there are irreversible effects on the health of the people and the health of the earth at large.
Many genetically modified crops can be sprayed directly with glyphosate,
German lawmakers suggest that large areas of Ukraine's arable lands could be used to grow genetically modified crops, away from the watchful eye of the European Food Safety Authority(EFSA), which is EU's agricultural regulator.
Genetically modified crops coupled with modern farming practices(where a field is replanted to produced another harvest several times a year)
A communication on the freedom of the Member States to decide on the cultivation of genetically modified crops(see COM(2010)
It would also have been important for it to avoid any ambiguity at a time when we are confronting attempts by the European Commission to impose the interests of agribusiness multinationals regarding the spread of genetically modified crops.
Whereas, according to the EFSA pesticide panel, on the basis of data provided so far, conclusions on the safety of residues from spraying genetically modified crops with glyphosate formations cannot be drawn(12);
a review of GMO skeptical literature published by two biologists last month similarly concludes that studies purporting to show that genetically modified crops have health dangers suffer from numerous methodological flaws
also over the lengthy EU process for approving new genetically modified crops, which the US Trade Representative(USTR) estimates costs US agriculture $2 billion/year.”.
Warns that the Scottish Government's ban on the cultivation of all genetically modified crops, regardless of current or future scientific evidence about the benefits of particular applications,
the Commission published in 2003 Recommendation 2003/556/EC on guidelines for the development of national strategies and best practices to ensure the co-existence of genetically modified crops with conventional and organic farming7.