Examples of using Binding targets in English and their translations into Polish
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Instead, binding targets should be established and followed up by the Commission, in accordance with the articles available in the Lisbon Treaty.
Furthermore, it recommends binding targets for the representation of men
Binding targets or not, energy efficiency is something on which we need to take a stand.
112) recognises this important change from setting new binding targets towards measures.
We already have binding targets for increasing the quota of renewable energy in the European Union to 20.
expressed in legally binding targets.
legal framework seems today, its key driver- binding targets- expires in 2020.
The Roadmap 2050 shows an important change from new binding targets towards measures.
The 2009 Renewable Energy Directive sets binding targets for renewable energy.
With its proposal for a directive the Commission aims to establish binding targets for the development of renewable energies.
The binding targets will function across each Member State to ensure that the agreed targets  are met on an EU level.
We are not in agreement when it comes to setting ambitious and binding targets for energy efficiency.
Binding targets were not only approved,
The Committee is critical of the proposal not to adopt individual binding targets for each Member State.
The binding targets have successfully helped to kick-start RES technology developments in the EU,
The Committee is critical of the proposal not to adoptNot adopting individual binding targets for each Member State.
Are these binding targets really the great cure that they are always hailed to be here?
In a similar vein, the need to increase the number of quantitative binding targets was also voiced in the EESC's opinion on employment guidelines, adopted at its May plenary session.
This is the first time we have had binding targets and these binding targets will exert the necessary pressure.
Finally, a failure to meet national binding targets could trigger infringement procedures against the relevant Member States.