Examples of using That developing countries in English and their translations into Slovak
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provided that other developed countries commit themselves to comparable emission reductions and that developing countries contribute adequately according to their responsibilities
The EESC is in agreement with the Commission that developing countries as a group(with the exception of Africa's least developed countries)
Given that the share of the BRIC countries1 in world trade increased from 8% in 2000 to 18.2% in 2010 and it is estimated that developing countries will account for nearly 60% of global GDP by 2030,
provided that other developed countries commit themselves to comparable emission reductions and that developing countries contribute adequately according to their responsibilities
The Council has agreed that developed countries will have to continue to take the lead to reduce their emissions between 15 to 30% by 2020.
The Protocol also reaffirms the principle that developed countries have to pay, and supply technology to, other countries for climate-related studies and projects.
The EU recognises that developed countries have a responsibility to take the lead in combating climate change.
PwC research reports that developed countries with a suitable climate that allows them to develop
The EU has proposed that developed countries, as a group, should reduce their emissions by an amount consistent with the 2° objective.
The EESC is in support of the Commission's view that developed countries should contribute via public funding and through the use of carbon crediting mechanisms.
Science also shows that this means that developed countries need to have made cuts of 25-40% by 2020
The Protocol also reaffirms the principle that developed countries have to pay billions of dollars, and supply technology to
In the longer term, by 2050, the European Council reaffirmed that developed countries should collectively reduce their emissions by 60% to 80% by 2050 compared to 19905.
Members therefore recognize that developing country Members should not be expected to use international standards as a basis for their technical regulations
The EU has acknowledged that developed countries will have to achieve 80-95% emissions reductions by 2050 vis-à-vis 1990 levels in order to keep global warming below the target limit of 2 degrees Celsius.
The agreement also confirms the goal that developed countries will mobilise US$ 100 billion in climate funding for developing countries annually by 2020,
Members therefore recognize that developing country Members should not be expected to use international standards as a basis for their related processes
Confirmation of the goal that developed countries will mobilise US$ 100 billion in climate funding for developing countries annually by 2020,
other authoritative sources shows very clearly that developed countries will have to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by over 80% by 2050 if temperature rises are to be kept to safe levels.