Sentence examples for determined contribution from inspiring English sources

The diplomatic focus now is not on emissions targets but what are termed INDCs – each country's "intended nationally determined contribution".

Under the accord, each country was left to devise its own commitment or, as it is officially known, "nationally determined contribution".

The country was notably late in submitting its national plan on curbing emissions, known as an INDC - intended nationally determined contribution - which focused on renewable energy.

Along with half the other G20 nations, Australia's 2030 emissions reduction targets committed to at Paris – making up Australia's intended nationally determined contribution – were given the worst possible rating of "inadequate".

For example, the EU has a "national determined contribution" of cutting emissions by 40% by 2030 on 1990 levels, and the US by up to 28% by 2025 compared with 2005.

In other words, faced with a hole in the fund, the authorities dug deeper.In theory, states and municipalities are required to make an actuarially determined contribution to their pension funds each year.

The plans are known as "intended nationally determined contributions"—in U.N.-speak, I.N.D.C.s.

"We are very concerned that the INDCs [intended nationally determined contributions] have us heading for about 3C of warming.

Instead, we are told to put faith in the ridiculously named INDCs – the intended nationally determined contributions.

The plans are known as "intended nationally determined contributions" — in U.N.-speak, I.N.D.C.s.

This question, therefore, pertains to whether the Paris agreement will include a clear pathway to reaching this goal through intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs) or other mechanisms.