In part these problems are related to the complex institutional organization of climate mitigation policy in the Netherlands.b It is no longer clear what the (quantified) CO2 equivalent reduction goals are, who is responsible for meeting those goals, and who should act in practice to help achieve them.
— Graeme Demianyk (@GraemeDemianyk) May 14, 2014 Two hand-held cameras in chamber for #pmqs The political equivalent of goal-line technology — emily m (@maitlis) May 14 , 2014Huge cheers in house for miliband as he gets to his feet.
New data can create pressure on policy makers for a level playing field in, e.g., regulating biocides and plant protection products with equivalent protection goals.
Very few qualified people engage in a job search of the type described in this column without achieving their goals, or some satisfactory equivalent of those goals.
Bribing a footballer into receiving an early red card, for instance, offers crooked gamblers an edge which, statistically, is the equivalent of a goal.
Achieving that goal, equivalent to removing roughly half the amount of CO2 that is now emitted from manmade sources, would require a gargantuan global effort.
Critics of affirmative action consider "goals" equivalent to "quotas".
To reach that legislative goal, their equivalent of the public option, someone needs to be visibly advocating something further left, the equivalent of single-payer: maybe something like unlimited amnesty with visitation for family members.
This would be the equivalent of a field goal.
Northampton had the equivalent of the away goal in extra time, having outscored Saracens two tries to one in normal time.
