Examples of using Kyoto commitments in English and their translations into Finnish
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If the European Union wants to discharge its obligations under international law to reduce greenhouse gases in line with the Kyoto commitments, this directive on the taxation of energy can be only one of many steps that will end up taking us in the right direction.
For instance, meeting Europe's Kyoto commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reducing the use
forecast emissions in 2010 to reach or even be lower than their Kyoto commitments under a“with existing measures” scenario.
The Council stressed that the social dimension had to be taken into account in liberalising the internal market in electricity and pointed out that the Kyoto commitments, security of supply, competitivity and user-friendliness were to be included as matters of equal importance.
with our international commitments, and in particular our Kyoto commitments on greenhouse gas emissions.
EBRD to explore concrete ways on how to contribute to achieving the Kyoto commitments.
to demand that he respect the Kyoto commitments.
forth in the proposal, it will mean that the Member States and the EU as a whole will experience difficulty in meeting their Kyoto commitments.
in particular reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to meet the Kyoto commitments, reduction of particulates
As indicated in the Green Paper on the security of supply and the Kyoto commitments, issued by the Commission in December,
energy intensive industry could reduce the costs of implementing the Community's Kyoto commitments by nearly a fifth compared with separate Member State schemes that did not allow for cross-border trading.
The analysis in the Green Paper sets out to show that efforts will have to focus on orienting the demand for energy in a way which respects the EU's Kyoto commitments and is mindful of the security of supply.
promoting energy efficiency and contributing to achieving the Kyoto commitments in the wider context of Community
enhanced efforts to fulfil the Kyoto commitments, in particular further reductions of greenhouse gas emissions;
stresses that much more will need to be done to meet the Kyoto commitments and to go well beyond them in the longer-term.
This is far away from the Kyoto commitment of an 8% reduction.
EU agriculture has therefore already made a significant contribution to achieving the Kyoto commitment.
The'business-as-usual' scenario predicts that the European Union will fail to reach its Kyoto commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 8% by 2008-2012
the protection of the environment in accordance with the Kyoto commitment, consumer information and, finally, transport safety.
Mercifully the UK is still online to meet its Kyoto commitments.