Sentence examples for breaching limits from inspiring English sources
European Commission fines for breaching limits may encourage cities to do more.
The issue galvanised wide UK support when chef Fearnley-Whittingstall launched a "discards campaign", which has so far attracted more than 850,000 signatures on a petition condemning the throwing away of edible fish to avoid breaching limits.
Residue levels for two other anti-sea lice chemicals, Emamectin and Deltamethrin, were also breaching limits on Loch Shell, which on the east coast of Lewis south of Stornoway.
A slow improvement during the 1990s has stalled, and pollution in the city regularly breaches limits recommended by the World Health Organisation.
This month the World Trade Organisation (WTO) upheld its ruling that such subsidies distorted trade and breached limits agreed in 1994.
He added that there were lots of similar roads to those that breached limits earlier but did not have monitors on them.
The study found that a third of GP surgeries and a quarter of hospitals – including some of the biggest children's centres – are in areas that breach limits for the most dangerous particulates: PM2.5.
Cait Hewitt, deputy director of Aviation Environment Federation, said: "The Heathrow area is an air pollution hotspot that regularly breaches limits on air quality because of emissions from both aircraft and from passengers and freight arriving at the airport by road.
Without reforms to spending, Poland risked breaching legal limits on public debt.
Many players are guilty of breaching official limits to give themselves a breather.
