Sentence examples for implementing the water from inspiring English sources

The EU member countries are currently implementing the Water Framework Directive to promote better water quality and overview of their waters.

ACWA Emirates, part of the ACWA Group, is designing and implementing the water recirculation and treatment facilities for the new LEGOLAND® Water Park at Dubai Parks and Resorts which is due to open later this year.

Thus, the biological impact in the river and the sea will be better assessed to help water managers implement the Water Framework Directive in Finland.

Public decision-makers in charge of designing and implementing the irrigation water pricing policy required by the Water Framework Directive have a difficult task to select between a set of possible alternatives.

In 2012, the government of Beijing released the Opinion about Implementing the Strictest Water Resource Management System, in which it plans to control the total water consumption of Beijing below 4.658 billion m3 by 2020, reduce the water consumption per RMB 10,000 industrial added value to below 10 m3, and increase the efficient utilization rate of agricultural irrigation water to above 0.71.

For implementing the wave farm in the waters of Roches Noires, the IEC standard guideline (62600-101, 2015) which aims at defining good practices in the field of wave resource assessment needs to be taken into consideration.

Survey results will establish a baseline understanding of the key issues involved in implementing the current water awareness program.

16 However, for CARE and US Agency for International Development, the violence that surrounded the collapse of the Duvalier regime in the winter of 1986 also led to delays in implementing the rural water project because CARE's offices and warehouses were repeatedly sacked.

Implementing the Safe Drinking Water Act and Clean Water Act, EPA has helped thousands of communities provide safer drinking water to families.

Within England, like much of Europe, an integrated catchment management, called the catchment-based approach (CaBA), has been developed when implementing the European Union (EU) Water Framework Directive (WFD).

The public's reaction may change when local water districts begin implementing the cutbacks, or if residential water bills jump as local utilities increase charges to discourage over-watering.