Examples of using Polluters in English and their translations into Polish
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He hates polluters.
Polluters must pay.
The Treaty states that polluters themselves will pay.
we forced him into defending polluters.
it will not be the polluters that have gone bankrupt, as there is absolutely no money left there.
The ecological damage has been enormous and taxpayers have had to bear the cost, not the polluters.
Without laws that make the polluters pay, we all pay with the loss of clean water
fiscal measures put in place against polluters.
In many countries, industrial polluters pay not only for the volume of water they collect
he hates polluters.
The scheme has not succeeded in reducing emissions and many polluters have even received overly generous allocations and made huge profits from this scheme.
dragging farmers into the coverage, as industrial polluters.
Heavier fines for polluters, a fairer pricing policy or financial incentives(tax breaks or subsidies)
the failure to use fair market tools means to provide hidden subsidies to polluters.
I should like to emphasise that the basic principle should be that polluters pay for the environmental damage they cause.
Finally, we want to have an assurance that the polluters will be held legally responsible,
effective tools to combat polluters and pollution.
The €1.2 billion of grants- paid by the polluters- will leverage a further €2 billion of private investment in the 23 selected low-carbon demonstration projects.
then even provide the polluters with humanitarian aid in the event of a disaster.
high potential polluters located in sensitive watersheds obviously need to be more concerned about water risks than low volume users operating in areas of plentiful water supply and low environmental risks.
including penalties to polluters, are in place and should be enforced rigorously.
the deterioration of water quality, through criminal penalties which are harsh enough to dissuade potential polluters.
The ratification of the Paris Agreement by the two world's biggest polluters, China and USA,
the imposition of sanctions on polluters.
society of production and consumption activities and that polluters pay for the damage they cause to human health and the environment.
shipping routes as well as assistance to Member States in tracking possible polluters.
But to tackle the water issues, Europeans also ask for the introduction of heavier fines for polluters, a fairer pricing policy
farmers and other polluters.
consumption activities and that polluters pay for the damage they cause to human health
I said at the very beginning that this is an area where the Commission is already initiating work to assess whether there is a need for tighter regulation of how companies act in terms of having the means to meet their obligations as polluters.