Sentence examples for binding targets for a from inspiring English sources

He introduced new, legally binding targets for a 20% cut in carbon-dioxide emissions by 2015 (and 60% by 2050).

This sort of program would embody the principle around which an effective global emissions reduction regime could also be built -- economic incentives that, over time, will slow the buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere without the imposition of binding targets for a far-off future.

A low overlap between knockout and binding targets for a given TF reflects the high insensitivity of TF binding targets to the TF knockout (i.e. robust transcriptional regulatory program).

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

In a decisive vote, 341 to 263 MEPs called for three binding targets for 2030: a 40% cut in greenhouse gases, compared with 1990 levels; at least 30% of energy to come from renewable sources; and a 40% improvement in energy efficiency.

The Climate Change Act contains a legally binding target for an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Several of the highly induced genes in roots were also identified as binding targets for HY5, a transcription factor associated with numerous photoreceptors [ 47, 48].

"An EU roadmap for CCS with binding targets for 2030 sends a clear signal of intent to members of the UNFCCC process that the EU's CO2 ambitions will be realised, thus maintaining a leading position for the EU in the climate debate," says the EU guideline report, seen by the Guardian.

With our proposed binding targets for charging points using a common plug, electric vehicles are set to hit the road in Europe," the European commissioner for climate action Connie Hedegaard told the press on Thursday.

In Brussels, European legislators, who boosted the LED industry by imposing a phased ban on incandescent bulbs, are debating setting binding targets for energy-efficiency savings by 2030, a move that would be another huge fillip to the industry.

We need bold and binding targets for reducing emissions but we also need a comprehensive roadmap for achieving a number of interconnected global public goods: ending poverty, providing humanitarian relief, reducing inequality, and fighting climate change.