Sentence examples for drinking water directive from inspiring English sources

A product that is 1,000 times more expensive than tap water, isn't required to meet the exacting standards of the European drinking water directive (and frequently doesn't), doesn't taste any better and is responsible for its very own waste mountain.

Drinking Water Directive.

The experimentally determined validation parameters for medicinal extracts were then compared to the criteria stated in the Drinking Water Directive.

Therefore, the metal contents in the plant infusion should comply with the limit values set by the Drinking Water Directive (Council of the European Union [1998]).

Results revealed that for all the metals tested in plant aqueous extracts, extended measurement uncertainty is lower than 10% and therefore fulfills the requirements stated in the Drinking Water Directive (Council of the European Union [1998]).

To ensure this, worldwide standards for bottled drinking water have been set by different organizations; for example, the European Union (EU) (through the Drinking Water Directive), Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), United States Environment Protection Agency (USEPA) and the World Health Organization (WHO) (Birke et al. 2010).

Although there are currently no regulations or drinking water directives for PhACs, precautionary principles suggest ensuring maximal removal of PhACs through improved or existing treatment techniques.

Britain proposed to the Commission that the drinking-water directive be revised in accordance with a draft of new WHO standards.

A survey published in Britain in July 1993 showed that the EC drinking-water directive was being breached in several countries.

The Luxembourgish transposition of the EU drinking water and groundwater directive into national law contains a direct translation of the EU text on pesticides and their relevant and non-relevant metabolites.

Water for soft drinks should fulfill the physical, chemical, and microbiological criteria for drinking water according to European Directive EC 98/1983, US Environmental Protection Agency EPAand and World Health Organisation (WHO) standards [ 14].