Examples of using Kyoto commitments in English and their translations into Swedish
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On many occasions Parliament has expressed itself in favour of a firm stand on the Kyoto commitments.
energy policy and the Kyoto commitments.
I also disagree with the view that the EU cannot meet its Kyoto commitments.
enable the EU to meet its Kyoto commitments by 2010.
Parties are responsible to meet their Kyoto commitments but it is mainly the private sector that is expected to drive JI and the CDM.
We need to make every effort to fulfil our Kyoto commitments as we are approaching the finishing line.
which are not fulfilling their collective Kyoto commitments, have been allocated more than 90% of the emissions quota requested.
The instruments of the 2001 White Paper must be adapted to a new context of an enlarged Europe, rising petrol prices, Kyoto commitments and globalisation.
Member States must make renewed efforts to ensure that they stay on track to meet their Kyoto commitments.
I also particularly welcome the rapporteur's proposal to attach absolute priority to policies involving horizontal aid to help industry adjust to the Kyoto commitments.
meet the Community's Kyoto commitments and the obligations provided for in the Amsterdam Treaty.
hence contribute significantly to the EU's Kyoto commitments.
Concrete ways on how the Commission and the EIB can contribute to the Kyoto commitments by encouraging project related emission reductions should be explored.
They know that this proposal can help the European Union to meet its Kyoto commitments.
I therefore urge the Commission to take steps to guarantee compliance with the Kyoto commitments and their repercussions.
in particular reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to meet the Kyoto commitments, reduction of particulates
However, Member States have made it clear that additional action at Community level is vital for them not only to meet their Kyoto commitments but also to respect the EU burden-sharing agreement of June 19985.
measures designed to provide a response to the Kyoto commitments and to the objectives regarding transport and energy.
Member States have to ensure that they stay on track to meet their Kyoto commitments.
which would lay down a joint management system for the Kyoto commitments that would be not merely repressive