Examples of using Quantitative targets in English and their translations into Danish
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where the UNFCCC signatories agreed on a‘protocol'that set a number of binding quantitative targets for globalgreenhouse gas cuts.
Quantitative targets at national level are vital,
Some EU countries are establishing indicators and quanti tative targets for sustainable devel opment.
Having a quantitative target for reducing poverty is problematic.
Introduction: QUANTITATIVE TARGETS AND INDICATORS.
We do have one quantitative target, however, which has been unchanged since the year 2000.
The first part of Amendment No 12 is not acceptable because there is no case for the adoption of a quantitative target in respect of this measure.
we should apply the wisdom of one quantitative target and one simple tool.
However, we must bear in mind that the quantitative target of full employment by 2010 set in Lisbon depended on two basic preconditions:
The European Union therefore opted in 2002 to adopt a guideline quantitative target for spending on research
For the moment, the discussion is centred on whether it would be best to propose what could be called a quantitative ceiling or a quantitative target or whether it would be wiser to proceed in the direction of what has been described as a quality target
avoiding the definition of a quantitative target for SME participation,
the political parties and always with specific quantitative targets.
particularly through clear quantitative targets being laid down.
For the first time, the report considers a comprehensive set of quantitative targets proposed by the European Commission's 2011 roadmap on transport.
including potential quantitative targets.
And I think that, if these quantitative targets are ultimately accepted at national level,
Fourthly, we need to set binding quantitative targets up to 2020 both for overall production from renewable sources of energy
It is clear that we must set quantitative targets and that they must be ambitious,
of the Lisbon Strategy, contains quantitative targets setby Member States for seven priority areas of enterprise policy.