Examples of using Agglomerations in English and their translations into German
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Designates the zones and/or agglomerations concerned;
Landscapes in agglomerations score the worst.
The wealth inequalities between regions was due to political choices that gave preference to investment in urban agglomerations.
The illustrated visualisations range from neighbourly urban quarters, via agglomerations, to macroregions stretching over thousands of kilometers.
Annex V: reword the fourth indent as follows:"limit values in agglomerations according to Article 5.
Environmental Management Systems(EMSs)28 for cities and urban agglomerations according to type and characteristics;
Agglomerations as defined in Article 2 10.
Agglomerations can foster both positive
Out of the 348 agglomerations 143 agglomerations were complying with the Directive.
Collecting systems in agglomerations discharging into sensitive areas.
Waste water treatment in agglomerations discharging into sensitive areas.
Agglomerations had not yet been equipped with secondary treatment.
Collecting system in agglomerations discharging into“normal areas”.
Agglomerations were not in conformity 63.6% of the load.
Therefore the agglomerations of Faro were not considered as in conformity.
In France, 80% of the population lives in agglomerations.
In five agglomerations in eastern Attica Markopoulo, Artemida, Rafina.
These nine agglomerations represented 60.4% of the total nominal load of the concerned agglomerations discharging into sensitive areas.
It did not distinguish between agglomerations in sensitive areas and agglomerations in“normal areas”.
Greece updated its information on agglomerations discharging into sensitive areas for January 2002