Sentence examples for obligations target from inspiring English sources

This time, while Germany has lowered its energy savings obligations target, the UK has raised it by 7%.

The United Nations Security Council on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution aimed at further pinching the financial resources available to the Islamic State (IS), and cajoled governments to stand up to their existing obligations to target terrorist financing.

Only the home heating cost reduction obligation has been fulfilled and at least 15% of the carbon saving community obligation must target low-income and vulnerable households in rural areas – and this part of the scheme is about 95% off target.

He added: "Do we send in bombers, not totally aware of what the consequences will be?" Meanwhile, Cameron said that the UK has a "moral obligation" to target IS, who are ""plotting to kill us and to radicalize our children".

"So while we recognise that refining the renewable transport fuel obligation (RTFO) will make it harder for the UK to meet current EU obligations, the relevant target does not kick in until 2020, so there is nothing to stop the UK from revising the RTFO now to exclude agriculturally-produced biofuels".

In accordance with its EU obligations, France is targeting a deficit of 3.6% of GDP in 2014 and 2.8% in 2015.

For example we expect that only the obligation to have a target, not the target itself, will be legally binding – an approach that gets around the US difficulties of treaty verification.

"Our Swiss domicile helps with this as it places our infrastructure under very strict Swiss data protection laws which means all data requests must go through the court system and there is an obligation to notify the target of surveillance".

The report say that if the UK is to meet its obligations to EU energy targets the cost to motorists is likely to rise to £1.3bn per annum by 2020.

Conversely, fearing the erosion of their competitive advantage, developed countries are retreating from earlier targets and obligations.

While the red meat of the Arizona ballot measure is aimed at the mandate penalty, it also targets Medicaid obligations.