Examples of using Kyoto commitments in English and their translations into Italian
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rising petrol prices, Kyoto commitments and globalisation.
Efforts will have to focus on orienting the demand for energy in a way that respects the EU's Kyoto commitments and is mindful of security of supply.
Efforts will have to focus on orienting the demand for energy in a way which respects the EU's Kyoto commitments and is mindful security of supply.
climate change policies and measures to meet Kyoto commitments.
This proposal, which is to be seen in the context of overall efforts to fulfil the Kyoto commitments will supplement measures on energy efficiency.
ensure that others respect the Kyoto commitments by the stated deadlines
At the same time, preparations for implementation of the Kyoto commitments by the EU should start.
must of course make good the Kyoto commitments.
Member States must make renewed efforts to ensure that they stay on track to meet their Kyoto commitments.
making it more and more difficult to meet the Kyoto commitments.
to be set in the areas of transport policy, energy policy and the Kyoto commitments.
in addition to our Kyoto commitments, further reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 1% of their 1990 levels every year until 2020.
The Commission has practically finished the preparation of a Green Paper on the security of supply and on the Kyoto commitments, that is to say, the conditions for emissions in the energy sector.
meet the Community's Kyoto commitments and the obligations provided for in the Amsterdam Treaty.
The Communication is important in emphasising that the EC does not intend to meet its Kyoto commitments by concentrating on any one measure
In addition, this scenario is out of step with the recognised necessity of reducing global greenhouse gas emissions and particularly with the Kyoto commitments for industrialised countries to initiate their reduction programmes over the coming decade.
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.
measures designed to provide a response to the Kyoto commitments and to the objectives regarding transport and energy.
This could well spell failure in terms of meeting our Kyoto commitments.
The Commission's report differs slightly in its approach from the report published today by the European Environment Agency assessing the EU's progress towards the Kyoto commitments.