Examples of using Zones and agglomerations in English and their translations into Swedish
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Estimates suggest that concentrations in more than 40% of the zones and agglomerations in the Community currently exceed the daily PM10 limit value of 50 µg/m3 on more than 35 days per calendar year.
They shall maintain the levels of ozone in those zones and agglomerations below the long-term objectives
alert thresholds in zones and agglomerations where continuous measurement is the sole source of information.
alert thresholds in zones and agglomerations where fixed measurement is the sole source of information.
Minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurement to assess compliance with limit values for the protection of human health in zones and agglomerations where fixed measurement is the sole source of information.
To provide data on the areas within zones and agglomerations where the highest concentrations occur to which the population is likely to be directly
To this effect, Member States should take account of the need to reduce emissions in zones and agglomerations affected by excessive air pollutant concentrations and/or in those that contribute significantly to air pollution in other zones and agglomerations, including in neighbouring countries.
In zones and agglomerations within which measurements of ozone are mandatory,
assessed, as appropriate, in the zones and agglomerations referred to in Articles 3(2),
Send to the Commission for each calendar year no later than 30 September of the following year the lists of zones and agglomerations referred to in Article 3(2), Article 4(2) and Article 5;
Send to the Commission annually and no later than nine months following the end of each calendar year the lists of zones and agglomerations referred to in Article 3(2),
In all zones and agglomerations where the level of pollutants in ambient air referred to in paragraph 1 exceeds the upper assessment threshold established for those pollutants, fixed measurements shall be used to assess the ambient air quality.
Member States to produce detailed action plans for urban zones and agglomerations where limit values are exceeded.
human health protection shall be preserved in zones and agglomerations where long-term objectives are already met.
accordance with Directive 2008/50, the territory of the United Kingdom was divided into 43 zones and agglomerations, within the meaning of the directive.
In accordance with Article 22(3) of the new Directive, compliance with the limit values in the zones and agglomerations to which a postponement or exemption decision applies will be assessed in relation to the limit values
This article requires the Member States to draw up(a) a list of zones and agglomerations in which the levels of one or more pollutants are higher than the limit value
In all zones and agglomerations where the level of pollutants in ambient air referred to in paragraph 1 is below the lower assessment threshold established for those pollutants,
In all zones and agglomerations where the level of pollutants in ambient air referred to in paragraph 1 is below the upper assessment threshold established for those pollutants,