Sentence examples for emissions caps from inspiring English sources

Almost all the leading presidential candidates favour emissions caps.

Like Mr Bush, most Republicans in the Senate dislike the idea of emissions caps.

The horizontal line represents the expectation that all emissions caps are equally likely in the future.

The rest of the world is moving towards carbon pricing, emissions trading and emissions caps.

Mr. Bush regards mandatory emissions caps as "top-down" regulatory management and therefore unacceptable.

And several of the leading contenders for 2008's presidential election are much keener on emissions caps than Mr Bush.

The horizontal line represents the view that all possible emissions caps are equally likely in the future.

Donald Trump now pledges to ditch emissions caps and pull the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accord.

Chinese leaders reject mandatory emissions caps, and they say the energy efficiency plan will slow growth in carbon dioxide emissions.

This institution – an emissions trading authority – would distribute national emissions caps to the member states and monitor emissions reductions.

The safeguard mechanism sets emissions caps – or "baselines" – for polluting industries, with the exception of the power sector.