Sentence examples for quality law from inspiring English sources

Tackled it will have to be, not least because of a new and vigorous European water quality law being brought in over the next decade.

Yet the powerful car lobby and national governments have fiercely resisted these lifesaving changes," said Catherine Bearder, a Lib Dem MEP and a lead negotiator in the European parliament on the EU's new air quality law.

"The Adac tests show the diesel emissions scandal is happening right across the industry," said Liberal Democrat MEP Catherine Bearder, who is a lead negotiator in the European parliament on the EU's new air quality law.

No matter how carefully written — and Ms. McCarthy is an expert on federal air quality law — any such regulations would be subject to intense opposition in the courts, and in Congress, which could seek to overturn the regulations.

"This data shows that the length of audit time for the audits of the big guys is really decreasing and that raises questions, clearly, about how thorough audits are and the time pressures the agency is under to produce numbers" rather than quality law enforcement, she said.

However, their development really started with the 1996 air quality law, which made them compulsory for urban areas of over 100,000 population.

Completing the picture and adding socioeconomic rights wouldn't be as radical as some insist, but would be a driver of higher quality law-making.

Despite the permits, New York State ruled in 1976 that G.E. had violated water quality laws.

European air quality laws have precipitated many of the recent closures, with old, dirty plants unable to afford the remedial measures needed to meet tightened restrictions.

Campaigners say that the decision to place the bar at 50% was thus political – and unlawful, given the regulations' requirement that air quality laws be progressively tightened.

Potocnik says he wants stronger air quality laws across the EU but many member states are already failing to enforce current rules.