Examples of using Binding targets in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What we need are open, binding targets and carrots and sticks for states to implement what is decided.
The report identifies 63 legally binding targets and 68 non-binding objectives set out in EU policy covering the period 2010- 2050.
A binding target of at least 27% for consumption of renewable energy in 2030, but without binding targets for the Member States;
we cannot talk about binding targets without allocating sufficient financial resources.
Only binding targets and adequately stringent emissions targets, however, will make companies switch to cleaner and more environmentally friendly technology.
But if the rest of the world does not follow Europe and agree binding targets, we shall need a plan B and even a plan C.
Whereas only binding targets offer the Member States the necessary flexibility to decarbonise their economies in the most efficient and cost-effective way,
Directive 2009/28/EC18 sets binding targets for Member States to achieve a 10% share of renewable energy in the transport sector by 2020.
Binding targets for developing countries are essential,
It seems that the Commission sees sufficient common financing and binding targets as proper drivers of innovation
We need concrete, enforceable and binding targets, both for household and industrial waste.
We in the EPP-ED Group do not advocate binding targets; we believe compulsion,
We must be realistic about legislating for binding targets which cannot or will not be met.
If we abandon binding targets, the Member States would do less
We already have binding targets for increasing the quota of renewable energy in the European Union to 20%.
According to him binding targets are difficult to be implemented and positive incentives should be promoted instead.
The focus is now on the need to ensure the follow-up and insist on ambitious, binding targets for the reduction of CO2.
however, it is not enough simply to create legislative initiatives or draw up binding targets.
its key driver- binding targets- expires in 2020.
the EU Low Carbon Roadmap 2050(COM(2011) 112) recognises this important change from setting new binding targets towards measures.