Sentence examples for programmes of measures from inspiring English sources

The European Union (EU) Water Framework Directive (WFD) calls for Programmes of Measures (PoMs) to protect freshwater environments and these comprise 'basic' (mandatory) and 'supplementary' (incentivised) options.

The MSFD requires instead that by 2015 the national programmes of measures be designed in order to become operational the following year (2016).

The Nitrates Directive constrains nitrogen and phosphorus use and management on agricultural land across all EU member states and is one of the programmes of measures to mitigate eutrophication of water resources under the Water Framework Directive.

Due to the short time it takes nutrients to move from a source to an area of concern, such sites are deemed perfect to test the efficacy of programmes of measures as management changes.

The analyses of pressures and impacts must consider how pressures would be likely to develop, prior to 2015, in ways that would place water bodies at risk of failing to achieve ecological good status, if appropriate programmes of measures were not designed and implemented.

The truth is if the rest of the UK and the EU implemented London's hard-hitting programme of measures, the capital's air would improve significantly.

I also know that cyclists bear the brunt of bad air quality, so I've also outlined a programme of measures to clean up London's air too.

The parties agree to implement a full programme of measures to reverse the substantial erosion of civil liberties under the Labour government and roll back state intrusion.

The Chancellor, Alistair Darling, will announce a programme of measures today aimed at beefing up regulation of the banking system in the wake of the Northern Rock crisis.

What they say: "The parties agree to implement a full programme of measures to fulfil our joint ambitions for a low carbon and eco-friendly economy, including the establishment of a smart grid and the roll-out of smart meters.

And all this, you may remember, from a government whose coalition agreement promises "a full programme of measures to reverse the substantial erosion of civil liberties under the Labour government and roll back state intrusion".