Sentences with phrase «debates over labeling»

Science has not played nearly as prominent a role as it should in informing debates over the labeling of genetically modified foods, end of life care and energy policy, among many issues.
Liz Wilks, Director of Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement Europe for Asia Pulp & Paper, examines the role of packaging in the craft drinks industry and the current debate over labelling standards

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Prescinding from the conventional debate over the relative importance of civil and political rights on the one hand, and economic and social rights on the other, we ought to be able to agree on those elementary rights that have priority over any political or economic program, regardless of that program's ideological label.
In a series of articles and editorials that appeared in both magazines during 1977, differences of opinion over the church's involvement in society were defined and debated with little resolution.11 Although both sides refrained from labeling it merely a contemporary version of the debate between sixteenth century Anabaptism and sixteenth - century Calvinism, both recognized the importance their historical antecedents played in the discussion.
The debate continues over whether these newer practices can be labeled as organic or not.
... followed byan Opening Symposium on regenerative agriculture and the debate over a «regenerative organic» label.
With intense debate over GM labeling of food products continuing, a number of speakers will discuss the future direction of GM labeling in North America.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday rolled out a food labeling program for produce and other agricultural products that are made in New York, but sidestepped a debate over whether the criteria should include food produce through genetically modified organisms.
The following Monday, a codes committee meeting chaired by Assemblyman Joe Lentol dragged on for over two hours as lawmakers debated issues such as GMO labelling and daily fantasy sports.
Impact on Evolution Debates over whether to label viruses as living lead naturally to another question: Is pondering the status of viruses as living or nonliving more than a philosophical exercise, the basis of a lively and heated rhetorical debate but with little real consequence?
The debate over the safety and environmental sustainability of GMOs has intensified in the last year in the United States, with California placing a measure to label food products with genetically altered ingredients on its November ballot.
I think it even sparks the debate over the «gifted» label again, since there so many more concerning issues at play other than just the «gift» of high intelligence.
Ingredient labels and debates over the best way to feed cats can be confusing.
The original Doom itself provoked considerable debate over the depiction of violence in first - person shooters, with US army colonel David Grossman famously labelling the game a «mass murder simulator» and claiming that this, and similar titles, were teaching children how to kill.
The alleged scientific majority has declared that the debate is over and anything the minority scientists say is labeled as disinformation and prosecutable.
So what should we label the debate over changes to our justice system?
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