Examples of using Framework directive on water in English and their translations into Danish
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The aim is that it should lead to a framework directive on water.
The framework directive on water has finally been adopted- very welcome news.
The central proposal in the communication was the drawing-up of a framework directive on water.
The framework directive on water policy will become the cornerstone of Community policy in this area.
I should like to see a derogation for these of the kind provided for in Article 4 of the framework directive on water.
When the framework directive on water was discussed, it was acknowledged that groundwater should be treated separately.
Similarly, bringing the classification date forward gives rise to problems with regard to the framework directive on water.
The Spanish government tried in vain to block this framework directive on water because of its National Hydrological Plan.
I understand Parliament's concern, butI believe that this issue is adequately covered by the framework directive on water.
If the great work, the framework Directive on water, is to succeed, then it is very important to monitor the pollution of the maritime environment effectively.
Lastly, and I am in agreement with my fellow Member on this particular point, we have the framework directive on water, which has come into force.
Last, but not least, the framework directive on water will increase transparency and ensure the involvement of all affected citizens and parties when management plans or hydrological networks are being drawn up.
Pricing policy is one way, therefore, in addition to the other instruments included in the framework directive on water, in which we can move closer to this objective.
Similarly, Amendment 42 introduces obligations which will need to be applied during the transitional period granted to existing waste facilities,especially the obligation to comply with the framework directive on water.
Framework Directive on water obliges Member States and regions to jointly seek to solve their water problems within shared hydrological systems, but does not aim for large-scale transfers of water between hydrological networks.
For this we already have legislation either in existence or under preparation,such as the IPPC directive or the proposal for a framework directive on water.
That is why the draft framework Directive on water obliges Member States and regions to jointly seek to solve their water problems within shared hydrological systems, but does not aim for large-scale transfers of water between hydrological networks.
Finally, Mr President, I would like to ask the Commissioner to explain how she thinks this directive should be integrated in the future into the framework directive on water.
Mr President, last October, in the debate on the report by Mr Florenz on the feasibility of and need for a framework directive on water in Europe, we already recognized that 15 to 20% of European water was of inadequate quality.
If we adopt this framework directive on water, and certainly compromise amendment 94, which has been tabled by the Group of the Greens, that means that everything that is dug out of these rivers would have to be left beside the rivers for the sake of safety of the province and the Netherlands, and that it would have to be wrapped in foil. The cost involved for the small region I come from is EUR 100 million.
Let us first address this figure: 80% of maritime pollution comes from the land, and, as you said, Commissioner,there is clearly a direct link between the framework directive on water and the directive that you have presented and that our Parliament wishes to enhance.
I would point out in particular that when Mr White's report on the framework directive on water was adopted a few months ago, we agreed to eventually- and by 2020 at the latest- make a zero rate the requirement for discharges of any dangerous substance into the aquatic environment.
Mr President-in-Office of the Council, there have been fears expressed repeatedly in connection with the reading of the framework directive on water, that it could be possible later on in the EU to transport water from one Member State to another against the wishes of the first country.