Examples of using Guide values in English and their translations into Greek
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Guide values which may vary depening on material being cut.
Directive 76/160/EEC sets only guide values for these parameters.
The calculated values are converted into readable guide values.
Guide values: two teaspoons of flour and one teaspoon of eggshell crumbs per piece of chalk.
In all, 73% of the sampling points met the guide values for faecal coliforms.
Member States must comply with the mandatory values butmay adopt the stricter standards and non-binding guide values.
In all, 163(36%) of the bathing areas met the guide values for total and faecal coliforms.
Almost all the bathing areas complied with the mandatory values while over 80% also met the more stringent guide values.
Mr President, the Commission has to some extent based itself on the guide values of the World Health Organization.
For the 1993 bathing season, the guide values for total and faecal coliforms were met at 266(61%) of the sampling points.
Member States must comply with the mandatory values butmay adopt the stricter standards and non-binding guide values.
Category 2: water complying with the mandatory values and guide values for every parameter measured or assessed;
In'special environmental protection zones' designated by the Member States under Article 4,they must adopt limit values which are lower than the guide values.
EEC on air quality limit values and guide values for sulphur dioxide and sus pended particulates.
The three new bathing areas monitored during the 2003 bathing season all complied with the mandatory values, while two of them also met the more stringent guide values.
The number of rivers and lakes achieving the guide values fell by 10.2%, although compliance with the mandatory values was almost stationary.
Member States must comply with the mandatory values set out in the Bathing Water Directive[1] butmay choose instead to adhere to the stricter(non-binding) guide values.
Directive 76/160/EEC sets only guide values for these parameters, which Luxembourg has not transposed into national legislation.
On 21 June the Council adopted Directive 89/427/EEC6amending Directive 80/779/EEC on air-quality limit values and guide values for sulphur dioxide and suspended particulates.7.
Compliance rates with the mandatory values and guide values are quite good and have shown a steady improvement since the 1993 bathing season.
(PEA 2-407/88) on a proposal for a Directive amending Directive 80/779/EEC on air quality limit values and guide values for sulphur dioxide and suspended particulates.
The percentage of bathing areas complying with the guide values(66.8%) and/or mandatory values(90.2%) rose by 3.2 and 3.7% respectively compared with the 1998 bathing season.
Three bathing areas which had complied only with the mandatory values during the previous bathing season also met the more stringent guide values during the 2003 bathing season.
The percentage of bathing areas complying with the guide values(50.5 %) and/or mandatory values(91.4 %) rose by 6.3 and 2.7 % respectively.
The Commission has had a response from Ireland to Formal Letter 169 concerning implementation in Dublin of Directive 80/779/EEC on air quality limit values and guide values for sulphur dioxide and suspended particulages.
In this way, the supervisory association obtained guide values for calculating the required system capacities, such as the average per-capita water consumption and the associated inlet flows.
Three new bathing areas complying with the guide and/or mandatory values were added during the 2003 bathing season,while two bathing areas previously complying with both the mandatory and guide values were delisted.
The number of coastal sites meeting the directive's more stringent but non-binding guide values decreased from 88.4% in 2006 to 86.1%, the second such decrease in as many years.
The main reason for this improvement is that numerous bathing areas which had been complying with the mandatory values during the previous season complied with the more stringent guide values as well during the 2003 bathing season.
On 15 July the Council adopted a Directive on air-quality limit values and guide values for sulphur dioxide and suspended particulates.1 This is the first time that air-quality standards have been set by legislation in Europe.