Examples of using Kyoto commitments in English and their translations into German
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funds can be geared towards measures to support the accession countries in meeting the Kyoto commitments.
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.
in particular our Kyoto commitments on greenhouse gas emissions.
They reject the argument that nuclear power is essential for the achievement of Kyoto commitments, seeing it as simplistic,
For instance, meeting Europe's Kyoto commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions,
reactivate this traffic, firstly if we want to fulfil our Kyoto commitments to reduce emissions and also due to
because the key to meeting our Kyoto commitments is not to concentrate on one
provide responses to the problem of the Union's growing energy dependence on outside sources against the two-pronged backdrop of a widened Union and the Kyoto commitments.
which would allow us to comply with the 18% Kyoto commitments in the field of emissions reduction.
a Communication setting out the first steps needed to ensure the Union meets its Kyoto commitments for the reduction of green house gases.
as an important step in the process of developing a strategy aimed at implementing the European Community's Kyoto commitments and encourages the Commission to continue to make progress
If we continue as we are today, we shall not be able to honour our Kyoto commitment to reduce emissions by 8% over the period 2008 to 2012.
the protection of the environment in accordance with the Kyoto commitment, consumer information and, finally, transport safety.
Kyoto commitments.
Kyoto commitments.
Stepping up implementation of measures to meet Kyoto commitments;
It will therefore help Member States in meeting their Kyoto commitments.
Without nuclear, Europe cannot meet its Kyoto commitments at realistic cost.
In this context, the European Union must live up to its Kyoto commitments.
They know that this proposal can help the European Union to meet its Kyoto commitments.