Sentence examples for binding goals from inspiring English sources

The new Government says it is committed to long-term and legally binding goals to cut carbon emissions.

In public forests, close-to-nature management approaches should be complemented with binding goals aimed at promoting old-growth forest attributes and allowing site-specific variation in management practices.

Miguel Arias Canete said the EU had already calculated that the UK was not on track to meet legally binding goals.

So-called "developing nations" China and India never set binding goals.

Larger countries have more to lose, economically, so they're less willing to commit to, say, legally binding goals for reduced carbon emissions.

Further, countries would "lowball" the cuts they would make for fear of being unable to meet higher, binding goals, Stern said.

Aides to Balls also point out that the charter simply states the aim is to eliminate the deficit by 2017-18 andoeses not set a binding goal.

As the deadline draws near for the government to decide whether or not to stick with European targets for renewable energy, the consequences of this government's opposition to a binding goal for 2030 need to be spelled out.

The firms will appeal, a lengthy process.The European Union presented new, long-awaited plans to reduce greenhouse gases, setting a binding goal for 2030 to reduce carbon emissions by 40% from 1990 levels.

Even though the member nations appear to be on track to hit a similar, binding goal of producing 20percentt of their electricity from wind and solar power, recent data suggests they're on track to reach only half their efficiency goal.

In the European Union, this mind-set manifested itself in the 20percentt renewables target by 2020, a legally binding goal for EU member states to collectively meet.