Traduction de «constant water plane area coefficient » (Anglais → Français) :

The constant infringements and violations of Greek airspace, the fighter planes flying low over inhabited Greek islands, the obstruction of safe shipping in Greek territorial waters and the interference in search and rescue operations in the Aegean, for which Greece alone is responsible, and the extensive assistance provided to illegal immigrants by Turkey augur badly for the stability of the area ...[+++] as a whole.

If you observed people’s responses to flooding in our area, you might think that the inhabitants of the Moselle area had mastered flood management, that they had, as it were, become well practised in the art. However, anyone whose family has ever had to clear out their cellar, barn or indeed their entire dwelling on hearing an announcement from Trier that the water level is set to rise within the next hour by a certain number of centimetres, knowing that this will bring it into the hallway of their home – and thank God we can obtain s ...[+++]uch accurate information these days – will know what it means to be on constant standby whenever there is heavy or prolonged rainfall and will know all about the physical effort, the cost and the time involved in coping with these trials and tribulations. No region ever gets used to floods.

4. Fresh water system shall be capable of supplying freshwater continuously in each livestock area and sufficient receptacles shall be available to ensure that all animals have easy and constant access to fresh water.

The recommendations are reviewed constantly and distributed to the provinces and territories to help them establish directives, regulations, and objectives applicable to each area of jurisdiction, the purpose of this being the creation of effective programs for monitoring water quality.

The Commission has published its tenth report on the quality of bathing water in the Community. This reveals a number of interesting trends between 1982 and 1992: * The number of bathing areas monitored has more than doubled since 1982, to reach 16 000 sites in 1992. * The proportion of bathing areas failing to comply with the standards set by the Community Directive has fallen by one third. * Despite the constant improvements in qua ...[+++]lity brought about by the clean-up measures taken by the Member States, 19% of the areas analysed still fall short of the standards set by the Directive. * Implementation of the 1991 Directive concerning urban waste water treatment should allow further improvements in bathing water quality in the Community in the future.

It covers the 1989 bathing season plus the 1990 figures for Belgium, Greece, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, the only Member States to send these details by 15 February 1991. Portugal is exempt from the Directive until 1992, but nevertheless submitted a report for 1990. A new format for submission of the data coupled with computerized mapping and?harmonized wording speeded up publication of the report. From now on, each year a report will be published on the previous bathing season. It must be added that the national measures taken to implement Directive 76/160/EEC have given birth to diverging standards which often make it difficult, if not impossible, to compare water ...[+++] quality in different Member States. Since December 1985, ten years after notification of the Directive, all bathing water is required to comply with the values laid down. However, not all bathing areas in the Community are yet up to these standards. A number of infringement procedures have been brought against such cases. Similar procedures have been initiated to solve other shortcomings, such as failure to measure specific parameters, inadequate sampling frequency, etc. Nevertheless, the results show a constant improvement in bathing water quality, as the Member States have made greater efforts to treat their effluent.