Sentence examples for more stringent targets from inspiring English sources

And decarbonising the country's energy supply is not the same as fighting climate change (something Ed Davey, the energy secretary, might try to remember as he tries to drum up support for even more stringent targets in Doha).

"Poor risk management to take what is effective and working, what can be readily adapted to more stringent targets, and replace it with a more expensive and unwieldy scheme that lacks the resources to meet its totally inadequate target of 5% reductions by 2020.

Bristow et al. [6] showed how even dramatic technological advance cannot meet more stringent targets for carbon reduction in the absence of a considerable behavioral change.

Furthermore subsequent modelling studies were aimed to generate insights on more stringent targets, and on issues and uncertainties that may make targets harder to achieve.

More stringent targets may be appropriate in stable patients with previous tight glycemic control.

These more stringent targets highlight the success in lowering U5MR of Botswana, Liberia, Niger, and Rwanda in sub-Saharan Africa.

There have even been discussions to aim for an even more stringent target of 1.5˚C.

Indeed, those who deny the scientific evidence were ignored; instead, scientific arguments in favor of an even more stringent target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial temperatures won the day.

The failure at Copenhagen also makes it less likely that Europe will adopt a more stringent target for cutting carbon emissions by 2020 than the 20 percent reduction that it has already pledged.

However, in an early sign that many poor countries favour a more stringent target, the Guardian has learned that on Monday the Philippine president Benigno Aquino and the heads of state of 42 other countries will sign a declaration urging the UN to adopt a more ambitious limit of 1.5C.

Therefore, in the event of exposure to several hazards at one time, one should seek to allow for this by specifying a more stringent target for each hazard.