Sentence examples for but differentiated from inspiring English sources

The Mexican proposal (pdf) to have "common but differentiated responsibilities" is a good one.

The UNFCCC, Contracts for Difference, common but differentiated responsibilities and methane clathrates don't say "read me" to most of us.

It is a clear formula – one that embraces the principle of common but differentiated responses and respective capabilities.

But the developed countries tried to create a new treaty and abandon the principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities".

But differentiated cooperation between the member states is possible, as the eurozone or the Schengen area prove.

Signed by most rich countries, this spoke of "common but differentiated" responsibilities for cutting emissions.

Several of the more outrageous deletions proposed by the United States – such as any mention of rights or equity or of common but differentiated responsibilities – have been rebuffed.

Emissions targets will be subject to the capacities of each country to meet them, with "common but differentiated responsibilities" for poorer and richer nations.

The original 1992 treaty laying out the framework for climate talks, he noted, called for "common but differentiated obligations" on the part of rich and poor countries.

This reasonable share is what nations owe on the basis of their common but differentiated responsibilities for contributing to climate change.

The UN framework convention on climate change, which even the United States has signed up to, recognises that countries have "common but differentiated responsibilities".