Sentence examples for union water from inspiring English sources

The report was sent to the union water resources ministry along with plans for a £220m flood prevention scheme, the newspaper said.

In another eastern Missouri town, Union, water from the normally docile Bourbeuse river reached the roof of a McDonald's and several other businesses.

He preferred rugby union, water polo and tennis as a schoolboy and only took up running seriously in 2004 after it was suggested as part of his rehabilitation from a rugby injury.

As a schoolboy, he preferred rugby union, water polo and tennis but took up running seriously in 2004 after it was suggested as part of his rehabilitation from a rugby injury.

With the first measurements being taken this summer under new, more stringent European Union water quality rules which come in in 2015, the MCS is warning against complacency over improving standards.

He preferred rugby union, water polo and tennis as a schoolboy and only took up running seriously in 2004 after being prescribed it as part of his rehabilitation from a rugby injury.

In May 1862, Robert Smalls, an enslaved seaman aboard a Confederate transport ship, donned a captain's uniform and sailed the ship to Union waters, securing freedom for the black crew members and their families.

But the Faroese have long claimed that their quota — just over 5 percent — is too low, especially considering that the fish are abundant in their fishing grounds and relatively scarce in European Union waters.

Maria Damanaki, the European Union's commissioner for maritime affairs and fisheries, said in Brussels that the changes were needed because scientific models suggested that only eight of 136 fish stocks in European Union waters would be at sustainable levels in 2022 if no action were taken.

The Galician fishing fleet is one of the most important of all the European fleets that fish in European Union waters and hake is its vital species.

In 2003, the European Union introduced a general shark finning ban for all vessels of all nationalities in Union waters and for all vessels flying a flag of one of its member states.