Examples of using Binding targets in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Unfortunately, the binding targets for each Member State as foreseen in the European Commission's proposal were deleted.
A binding target of at least 27% for consumption of renewable energy in 2030, but without binding targets for the Member States;
I really see no need for new binding targets.
It has to be driven home very strongly that global warning is a global problem that needs a global solution with global binding targets.
including proposing legally binding targets if necessary.
(4) There should be binding targets at both national and Union level in the 2030 perspective.
For the sake of consistency with the Paris Agreement, it will be necessary that Member States set their own binding targets providing for a greater share of energy from renewable sources.
The adoption of the current policy framework of legally binding targets has resulted in the strong growth of renewable energy.
I also want to remind you that we have foreseen a situation where we need to increase our efforts in Europe within legally binding targets, but there is a need for conditionality.
The most problematic paragraphs as far as I am concerned are those advocating binding targets for the Member States with regard to gender quotas.
Secondly, on the eve of Copenhagen, it is clear that important states in the world are not prepared to accept binding targets for reductions.
The binding targets will function across each Member State to ensure that the agreed targets are met on an EU level.
Are these binding targets really the great cure that they are always hailed to be here?
MEPs propose that specific binding targets for collecting and sorting up to 80% of waste should be included in EU legislation.
The binding targets have successfully helped to kick-start RES technology developments in the EU, but this may not
A failure to meet national binding targets could trigger infringement procedures against the relevant Member States.
Therefore, further national binding targets on energy efficiency
Instead of optimal national binding targets the EESC proposes that Member States should be obliged to establish
allowing Member States to achieve their national binding targets by trading renewable energy and so lowering their costs.
This is the first time we have had binding targets and these binding targets will exert the necessary pressure.