Sentence examples for binding targets for from inspiring English sources

At the end of 2007, it singlehandedly blocked a Commonwealth resolution to support binding targets for industrialised nations.

Durban's accord envisions a new treaty with binding targets for all countries to take effect in 2020.

To put teeth into that pledge, a new treaty was needed, one with binding targets for greenhouse-gas reductions.

The UK is not on target to meet its binding targets for cutting emissions and renewable energy.

Only developed countries agreed to binding targets for emissions reductions; the others agreed to nothing.

Building a new generation of gas-fired stations would, almost certainly, mean missing the legally binding targets for reducing carbon emissions.

The engineers also said a cap on turbines would make it harder to meet the UK's legally binding targets for renewable energy and cutting carbon emissions.

In Copenhagen, in 2009, President Obama was merely ratifying a fait accompli when he declined to commit the United States to binding targets for reductions.

European countries should be given binding targets for installing technology to capture and store carbon emissions, according to a new report for the European commission.

It backs binding targets for renewable energy, and believes that money should be spent on researching big tidal projects, rather than new nuclear plants.

This week the British government unveiled electricity market reform plans targeting fossil fuels, mindful of legally binding targets for carbon emissions reductions of 80% by 2050.