Sentence examples for binding targets for all from inspiring English sources

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

Bolivia may have been an irritant and an obstruction but the other negotiators knew it was right about this.Many negotiators still say they will fight on for legally binding targets for all major economies that go well beyond their Copenhagen pledges.

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.

The MEPs also voted for interim binding targets for 2025 for all of the designated pollutants except methane and backed plans for tougher rules on emissions testing, including specific tests for diesel vehicles that have been blamed for poor air quality in many European cities.

India, another big poor-country emitter, has steadfastly pushed back against any binding targets for poor countries at all.

Binding targets for carbon reduction, year on year.

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

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

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

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.