Sentence examples for water regulations from inspiring English sources

Other areas set aside for further consideration include whether the state should directly link groundwater and surface water regulations, and whether regulators should expand preservation areas in which no additional pollution is allowed.

Bathing water regulations make swimming a pleasure.

So the town enacted some of the strictest water regulations in the state, Ms. Way said.

The agency's move thus effectively sidesteps the efforts to kill the new water regulations.

The only surprise from that study was that many of the wells failed drinking water regulations before drilling started.

"When the water regulations get lifted," he said, "you can put in some ornamental grasses, bushes, some flowers here and there".

Because Wal-Mart has 3,800 facilities, he conceded that "there will be issues popping up," chief among them complying with storm water regulations.

The cleanliness of England's beaches has declined in recent years, after improvements in the decades before, and most water bodies currently fail higher-level European water regulations.

"The Clean Water Act requires big cities, large industrial entities and large construction sites to comply with storm water regulations, but noncompliance is rampant," Mr. Beckman said.

Dr. Russell said that what struck her about the governor's agenda was that it took health care outside of the medical sector, like food and water regulations.

And it recently completed its final storm-water regulations to better control runoff after heavy rains.