Examples of using Agglomerations in English and their translations into Polish
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Some 17 agglomerations are listed as not having waste water treatment up to EU standards.
especially in the larger urban agglomerations, are sitting on a powder keg that cannot be underestimated.
In this respect, the Third Report underlines in particular the role of cities and major agglomerations.
Member States shall ensure that all agglomerations are provided with collecting systems for urban waste water.
Depending on policies to promote collective transport in agglomerations, cities and rural areas employment opportunities are potentially high.
In 2009, infringement proceedings began against France as some 551 small agglomerations were failing to comply with European norms.
Urban agglomerations and networked cities have turned into spearheads of development, not only from a socio-economic perspective
While the majority of Member States designated quiet areas in agglomerations, many have not yet done so in open country.
He also noted that if Poland were not compared to countries with agglomerations(Singapore, Hong Kong)
More than 25 million people are exposed to noise at the same level from major roads outside agglomerations.
It has two large urban agglomerations(Paris and London);
For zones and agglomerations within which measurement is not required,
Some works have been focused on similarities between the agglomerations and their inhabitants lives,
action plans for agglomerations, major roads,
Member States may designate zones or agglomerations where the exceedance of limit values
draw up action plans to protect quiet areas in agglomerations against an increase in noise.
is well communicated with larger agglomerations.
airports and agglomerations according to the lower thresholds.
Huge agglomerations expand at a rapid pace,
major airports, and agglomerations according to the upper thresholds21, within their territories.