Sentence examples for labelling policy from inspiring English sources

Would Serota apply the same labelling policy to the work of a favoured living artist - Tracey Emin, perhaps, or Damien Hirst?

In April 2004, Canada implemented a voluntary labelling policy for GM and non-GM food, while France adopted the European Union's new extended mandatory labelling of GM food.

Recent political developments in Quebec suggest that the labelling landscape may change in Canada, either with an increase in the number of non-GM products at the retail level or a transition towards a mandatory labelling policy like in France.

The specific application of the developed method on agricultural development in Belgium, has revealed the need for crossing system boundaries within research, articulation of definitions on sustainable development, development of a coherent sustainability labelling policy and increasing the access to nation wide data both for researchers and policy makers.

The future of TRIPS and tobacco labelling policy in Asia appears to be untested in this space (although as described earlier, Thailand was able to maintain tobacco control measures under earlier GATT rules).

This point was noted by the US regulatory authorities: in a letter, dated 13 March 2000, the FDA's director of advertising and labelling policy raised concerns over the instability of the symptom endpoint: "Symptom relief may not be sustained since the pivotal trial showed some fluctuation after the primary endpoint was reached in both treatment groups".

Or is it simply the case that I'm barking up the wrong tree and that my approach to literature would be far healthier if I just ignored such semantics and the labelling policies of high street chains?

Most developed countries have adopted labelling policies for genetically modified (GM) food.

Finally, research can explore the impact of expanded labelling policies.

Injunctive norms in the form of emoticon expressions may prove a beneficial addition to current nutritional labelling policies.

Investigation is required into how nutrition labels are received in emerging economies especially among the urban and rural poor, in order to assess the effectiveness of labelling policies.