Sentence examples for water directives from inspiring English sources

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.

With new water directives imposing strict regulations to reduce the footprint of treatment operations and contaminant levels, a performance review of water treatment facilities, including Chlorine Contact Tanks (CCTs) is required.

The Conservative manifesto promised to maintain our home-grown protected areas, National Parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and Sites of Special Scientific Interest, but it said nothing about the strongest nature protection of all – the EU's birds, habitats, and water directives.

From 2015 the current EU Bathing Water Directive was replaced by a revised Bathing Water Directive.

But some civil servants remember only being ensconced in stifling Whitehall conference rooms, assessing whether the bathing water directive or the shellfish waters directive would still apply, depending on the terms of the Brexit deal we end up with.

Detection limits between 0.3 and 25 ng l−1, which fulfill the limits established by the new water directive 2008/105/EC, were achieved.

The law flies in the face of the European water directive and when an EU delegation visited the Tagus and Ebro rivers last year it issued a highly critical report of Spain's failure to conform with the directive.

The European Environment Agency EEAA), which conducted the assessments, blamed the slight drop on the UK's late implementation of a revised bathing water directive, and the counting of the last three years' figures in the 2016 report.

But the new numbers are still broadly in line with the upwards trend recorded since the first EU bathing water directive was introduced in 1976, over the head of British objections.

The result of this study indicated that: 1) the bathing water quality was poor according to the EU bathing water directive up to two days after the heavy rainfall event depending on the location of the beach site.

In his office in downtown Copenhagen, Pedersen displays a map of Denmark showing where the country has not yet reached the "good ecological status" mandated by the EU's water directive.