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3 | quantitative water management (policy/programme) |
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quantitative water management (policy/programme) Explanation: see e.g.: "11.4 European Union policy Unlike the Netherlands, in the European Union (EU), environment, nature and water form one policy field institutionally (Environment Directorate-General). Sustainable […] The European Council has to decide on environmental policy with a qualified majority. The European Treaty explicitly excludes spatial planning (called in the Treaty ‘town and country planning' and Hand use7) and ***quantitative water management*** from this decision-making procedure. In these fields, European policy can only be applied if the European Council acts unanimously on a proposal from the European Commission. In line with the European Treaty, the influence of the EU on the three national policy fields discussed earlier differs significantly. The following brief explanation will be extended in the next three subsections. The influence of the EU on Dutch water management policy focuses on water quality. There is hardly any EU influence on water quantity, because it is considered to be primarily an issue for national policy. […]" ("Water and Environment in Decision-making: Water Assessment, Environmental ..." @ https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=DN44G0CNnUEC&pg=PA224&lp... ) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 mins (2015-09-22 22:24:44 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- PS: I extracted the text from my ref via OCR. pls change: and Hand use7 > and ‘land use’ etc. Example sentence(s):
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Reference: refs Reference information: Onroerend Goed Lexicon : wateropgave = expected volume of excess/additional water an area will have to accommodate; measures to be taken for an area to accommodate excess/additional water |
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