Examples of using Water framework directive in English and their translations into Czech
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I, too, welcome the link made in the report to the Water Framework Directive.
We already have good laws, such as the Water Framework Directive, which should in principle protect the region.
I would mention just the decision regarding biodiversity or the Water Framework Directive.
Without a doubt, the milestone so far was the Water Framework Directive in 2000, with its implementation steps.
Losses of priority substances can now take place,providing it reaches the Water Framework Directive.
You will remember that the Water Framework Directive already includes provisions on the repeal of seven previous legislative acts dating from the 1970s and 1980s.
Cyanide also qualifies as a main pollutant under the Water Framework Directive WFD.
The Water Framework Directive and its'daughter directive' will provide a firm, predictable and long-term basis for decision-making at every level, from river basin and local level to European level.
The Commission is determined to keep a close eye on the enforcement of this directive and the Water Framework Directive.
It was therefore urgent andnecessary for the European Union, having adopted the water framework directive, particularly regarding freshwater, to swiftly address the issue of seawater.
In particular, the requirements on manure andslurry duplicate the Nitrates Directive and the Water Framework Directive.
While we have invested significantly in upgrading waste water systems under the Water Framework Directive, we still have to achieve certain objectives with regard to water quality.
Sustainable management of soil use already comes to the fore in 33 European directives, such as the Water Framework Directive.
At present, there are two directives up for debate: on the one hand, the Water Framework Directive, and on the other, the EIP- the directive on environmental impact assessments.
We have a lot of regulations, which restrict the use of fertilisers and pesticides,which cause stresses and strains in the Water Framework Directive.
Is it possible to adapt the Water Framework Directive so that in the future, storage power plants can also be given an opportunity to ensure there is a balance between solar energy and, on the other hand, wind energy?
The European Union is equipped with long-standing legislation protecting its waters, of which the most important part is the Water Framework Directive.
On the contrary, our point of reference should always be correctly applying the Water Framework Directive, as a framework for achieving a good status for all European waters, respecting river basin units as well as objectives for improving quality.
It was a parliamentary report, our proposal from this House, that established consistency with the Water Framework Directive and with pollutants legislation.
This is reflected not only in the Water Framework Directive but also in initiatives such as the EU Water Initiative launched at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, which contains the reinforcement of the role of local actors among its objectives.
You will also remember that Parliament attached particular importance to the target of eliminating orphasing out certain substances included in the Water Framework Directive.
We have legislation- the Water Framework Directive- which deals with this very precious and scarce resource, but we also adopted very recently a communication on water scarcity and droughts, because this is becoming a very important and urgent problem that we have to deal with.
Incidentally, my position on this coincides with EU endeavours aiming to ensure compliance with the European Union's water quality requirements set out in the Water Framework Directive.
Given the opportunity to discuss Mr Piecyk's report on an integrated maritime policy for the European Union, I would like to draw attention to implementation of the Water Framework Directive, which envisages action aimed at the identification and disposal of chemical weapons left behind in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea after World War II.
DE Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,'Water is life' or'Water- valuable as diamonds': those were the headlines andthe motivation when we launched the Water Framework Directive in the year 2000.
As regards the quality of the surface waters, the Water Framework Directive has established protection of all waters; an obligation to achieve/ maintain good water quality for all surface waters and groundwaters, by 2015; plus a prohibition of deterioration of water status; an obligation to establish a monitoring system; an obligation to develop the necessary plans and programmes by December 2009, in broad public consultation with local municipalities, stakeholders and non-governmental organisations.
However, in the meantime we have had experience of the Habitats Directive, the Directive on integrated pollution prevention and control, the Water Framework Directive and many more.
Here again we are in favour of a risk-based approach and we feel that the Member States are better able than we are to make responsible choices,based partly on the criteria laid down in the water framework directive.
The proposed directive- and I will not go over all the ground that Mrs Laperrouze has covered, butI have to add some of my own comments- a daughter directive to the Water Framework Directive- ensures the final piece of legislation for good-quality water for different Member States.
The European Union is aware of the urgent need to protect and safeguard natural resources, so, starting in the 1970s, it has adopted a legislative package,the ultimate expression of which is the 2000 Water Framework Directive.

