Sentence examples for supported a target from inspiring English sources

Labour is likely to back the amendment, as the party's leader, Ed Miliband, has firmly supported a target of decarbonising the energy sector by 2030.

But in what appeared to be an about-face last year, less than six months after Vesey took control, AGL announced it would be not be involved with conventional coal-fired power generation after 2050 and said the company supported a target of less than 2C of global warming.

Nicholas Stern, the economist commissioned by the then chancellor Gordon Brown to assess the costs of inaction on climate change, said he supported a target of reducing emissions to zero but would not go so far as to say it should be written into law.

An important performance metric which reflects that the CR system will not be able to support a target quality of service (QoS) (i.e., SER) is known as an outage probability.

A total body of evidence E statically supports a target proposition p when p is more likely than not, given E. Wykstra points out that he can accept closure.

The Liberal Democrats have previously strongly supported a renewable energy target, and their current stance against such a target has been criticised by green campaigners.

The Lib Dems have previously strongly supported a renewable energy target, and their current stance has been criticised by green campaigners.

But then he says that Hayek would have supported a nominal G.D.P. target for monetary policy, and that this, plus time and market forces, would solve our ills.

We used a complementarity-based approach to select patches of remnant and restored vegetation that supported a priori representation targets of species occurrences.

All big four banks have made statements supporting a 2C target and they have acknowledged the need to play a role in achieving a shift away from fossil fuels.

On Wednesday David Cameron fuelled suspicions the Conservatives could launch a new drive against environmental costs as he criticised Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, for bringing in too many green regulations and supporting a "decarbonisation" target when energy secretary.