Examples of using River basins in English and their translations into Polish
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Coordinated planning and action within river basins and sub-basins will ensure adequate consideration of the interests of all partners involved,
Member States are now obliged to identify river basins and associated coastal areas at risk of flooding
Under this legislation, where river basins extend beyond the territory of the Union, Member States shall endeavour to establish coordination with the non-Member
instead most river basins and coastal areas are shared between various countries.
Could include river basins subject to water stress,
regional problem most river basins in the EU extend across national borders.
Encourage Member States to identify river basins which face quasi-permanent or permanent water stress or scarcity.
However, the actual impacts of the measures will only be apparent at the level of each of the 110 EU river basins which is the pertinent level of analysis.
In defining eel river basins, Member States shall have due regard to the administrative arrangements referred to in Article 3 of Directive 2000/60/EC.
In particular, larger river basins(e.g. the Danube)
That river basins are the best suited environments for harnessing water
For eel river basins extending to the territory of two or more Member States, the Parties concerned would
The directive will require Member States to carry out preliminary assessments to identify the river basins and associated coastal areas at risk of flooding.
Challenges include putting an economic value on the protection of biodiversity and river basins, recreational use or carbon storage.
without exacerbating already existing pressures on some river basins.
with particular attention to flood prevention and water(trans-boundary river basins), air pollution
forests and river basins with high biodiversity potential.
The Directive requires Member States to carry out a preliminary assessment by 2011 to identify the river basins and associated coastal areas at risk of flooding.
The Directive requires Member States to carry out a preliminary assessment by 2011 to identify the river basins and associated coastal areas at risk of flooding.
The European Commission is sending a first warning to twelve Member States for failing to submit their plans for managing Europe's river basins, as required by EU water legislation.