Sentence examples for cultivation proposal from inspiring English sources
One of the most vocal critics of the cultivation proposal is Stephen DeAngelo, executive director of Harborside Health Center, the largest medical marijuana dispensary in the world.
"The scope for the exceptions [opt-outs] will probably be less than in the cultivation proposal because we are talking about the internal market here," an informed source said.
Out of 28 member states, 26 agreed on this "cultivation proposal" today as a practical compromise.
Borg told reporters here yesterday that he wants to revive the commission's so-called "cultivation proposal," put forward in 2010 to reform authorization procedures.
To avoid similar impasses in the future, Borg urged ministers to reconsider the commission's so-called cultivation proposal, put forward in 2010 to revamp authorization procedures for GM crops.
The cultivation proposal as it stands "would still leave those countries that want to say 'no' to GMOs exposed to legal attacks of the biotech industry," said Marco Contiero, agriculture policy director at Greenpeace EU in a statement today.
On Nov. 8, the same night same night that Proposition 64 passed, legalizing personal marijuana use, possession and cultivation, the local proposal was given the green light during a Planning Commission meeting to move forward to the City Council.
The model postulates that a ratio of 4 1 forest conservation to biofuel cultivation be linked to proposals for reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD + Biofuel), while a ratio of 9 1 biofuel cultivation to reforestation on degraded landscape (RDL + Biofuel) be linked to the afforestation/reforestation component of the Clean Development Mechanism.
Although some professions may be at risk (e.g. the traditional plant harvesters) by the proposals for organized cultivation and industrialized production, the institutionalization of ATM can be expected to broaden the scope and reach of ATM and to have an overall positive effect on local employment and entrepreneurship (21, 22, 34).
She added: "If some farmers in England press ahead with GM cultivation as a result of this proposal, conventional and organic farmers across the country will face the unnecessary risk of loss of markets due to contamination with GM".
Ongoing domestication includes studies of fruit production, in both wild populations and cultivated progenies from different provenances, as a basis for proposals of high-yielding cultivation techniques.
