Examples of using Patterns of consumption in English and their translations into French
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Efforts to change unsustainable patterns of consumption and production have benefited from addressing industrial production and consumer behaviour in
Changing our ingrained patterns of consumption and production to be more sustainable requires fundamental alterations to our behaviour as individuals and organizations.
Promoting sustainable patterns of consumption in Asia through better cooperation between Europe and Asia.
Efforts must challenge current patterns of consumption that exacerbate climate change
In parallel with a globalization of patterns of consumption, production and communication,
However even with this it is unlikely that maintaining current patterns of consumption can keep ecosystems within safe ecological limits by 2020.
Moreover, unsustainable patterns of consumption and production and dependency on fossil fuels in existing human settlements continue to prevail.
International efforts to promote patterns of consumption and production that reduce environmental stress
Patterns of consumption among the Swiss population must become less resource-intensive SDG 12, see recommendation 6.
limits the environmental impact of patterns of consumption and production.
The level of urbanization has a strong impact on the patterns of consumption.
as well as more sustainable patterns of consumption, could be beneficial to all countries.
The importance to the world economy of metals contained in crusts is reflected in their patterns of consumption.
All governments were called upon to promote sustainable patterns of consumption and production.
The discussions focused on the linkage between unsustainable patterns of consumption and production and poverty.
They also agreed to initiate changes in their unsustainable patterns of consumption and production.
A reversal of the representation of the energy issue to view the situation from a consumption-based perspective would enable the questioning of our patterns of consumption and production in the context of f inite natural resources.
Using model patterns of consumption and labour income derived from the schedules presented in figure VII, one can calculate
Particular attention will be paid to the relationships between patterns of consumption, resource use
There is particular concern that changes leading to more sustainable patterns of consumption and production in industrialized countries should not adversely affect the development prospects of developing countries