Sentence examples for labeling proposition from inspiring English sources

Still, I'm wary of a company that bribed an Indonesian official to block an environmental impact study of its genetically modified cotton, sued farmers for allowing Monsanto seeds accidentally blown onto their fields to grow, and helped defeat that California labeling proposition I voted for.

He says he requested documents from the scientists with no connection to GMO Answers as a result of their public statements pertaining to California's 2012 GM food labeling proposition, which was defeated).

For example, Kashi and Horizon are owned by Kellogg and Dean Foods, respectively - both of which put up money to defeat California's 2012 GM labeling proposition.

Addressing the horse meat scandal on this week's episode of "Real Time", Maher took Americans to task for being willfully ignorant about their food, and Californians in particular for voting down a GMO labeling proposition.

Hiltachk made this disingenuous statement about the GMO labeling initiative back in February: "Farmers and food producers strongly oppose this costly, ill-conceived labeling proposition".

One study had associate nursing degree students draw their own concept maps after a 20-minute introductory tutorial, presentation of a sample diagram, discussion and question period, and instructions listing all elements to be included (e.g. arrangement of items, hierarchal order, linking concepts with arrow, labeling propositions, identifying cross-links/relationships)[ 9].

In the 1994 election campaign, those activists (and practically all of the newspapers in California) labeled Proposition 187, the immigration-control measure, as "anti-Asian". Yet according to exit polls, the majority of Asian-Americans voted for it.

The proposal, which was labeled Proposition 9, sought to split California into three new states.

(In California, there is a lot of chatter over seeds these days because of the labeling initiative, Proposition 37, which if passed in November by statewide referendum, would require California GMO labeling, and in practical terms because of the size of California's market mean that consumers around the entire country will probably benefit from GMO labeling as well).

Tom Ford being a fashion label, the proposition is that one either uses MDMA or wears an expensive black tuxedo.

A majority of the foods on supermarket shelves that come in a box, bag or can probably would need to be labeled if Proposition 37 becomes law.