Eksempler på brug af Bathing waters på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Environment Commissioner Janez Potočnik said:"It's encouraging to see the quality of European bathing waters continuing to improve.
Early in February 1987 the United Kingdom officially announced that about 380 bathing waters were identified as bathing waters under Directive 76/160.
In accordance with Article 1 of Directive 76/160/EEC on bathing water Member States must designate bathing waters according to certain criteria.
The new legislation requires more eective monitoring and management of bathing waters, greater public participation
Some 81% of bathing waters complied with mandatory values,
If that race goes round Britain then consequently all United Kingdom coastal waters would presumably come within the orbit of this bathing waters directive.
Part of this project has been the recommendation of immediate criteria for combining bathing waters under one bathing water profile.
as a Cypriot I am particularly sensitive on the subject of protecting bathing waters, given that I come from an island.
Broadly speaking, we welcome the amendments tabled by the rapporteur to the directive on managing bathing waters.
said:" I am glad to see that the quality of Europe's bathing waters is consistently very high
And how else can it be explained when we are prepared to label bathing waters as being of good quality when the risk of falling ill after swimming in them is of the order of 5%- i.e. 1 in 20 swimmers.
the Commission wishes to maintain the‘sufficient' category with the aim of reaching an agreement that would allow the European Union to adopt a better framework for bathing waters than the present one.
the percentage of bathing waters which failed to comply rose by over 4%(to 7.7%)
sound management of bathing waters.
namely the quality of bathing waters.
Looking at the situation in the EU in 2003- which is the last available year- then we see that some 95% of the bathing waters meet the compulsory standards
local councils, local authorities and the States began to work to improve the condition of beaches and bathing waters, both inland and on the coast.
The Court has ordered that Spain pay EUR 624 150 per year for every 1% of inland Spanish bathing waters that continue to fail to meet the quality standards set in the directive.
Good news if you're planning a beach holiday in Europe this summer: 92.1% of bathing waters in the European Union now meet the minimum water quality standards set by the Bathing Water Directive.
Member States may classify bathing waters as of'Excellent Quality' if• their 95 percentile values on microbiological enumerations,