Sentence examples for targets outlined from inspiring English sources

The carbon reduction targets outlined by the US are below what science tells us is necessary to avoid the most catastrophic impacts of global climate change.

In June, the United States announced it would pull out of the Paris accord, making it unlikely to meet the modest targets outlined in the agreement.

Even compared with the bullish financial modelling that has propelled Tesla to its current valuation, its new executive pay targets outlined last week look pretty ambitious.

Despite Harper's earlier advocacy for environmental protection, in 2007 his administration officially distanced itself from the emissions targets outlined in the Kyoto Protocol, categorizing them as unattainable.

To encourage Irish farmers to afforest agricultural land, a premium scheme supporting such planting was implemented in 1989 and afforestation targets outlined in 1996.

A growing body of literature suggests that the building industry is facing several barriers that hinder the delivery of the expected carbon targets outlined at policy level.

These seventeen goals and corresponding 169 targets outline international development priorities through 2030.

But child poverty fell from 27%to18%8% - missing an interim target outlined in the Child Poverty Act.

If the world could limit warming to 1.5C above normal, the toughest target outlined by the recent Paris climate agreement, then reefs could stand a chance.

For just a two-in-three shot of keeping below the 2C (3.6F) target outlined in the Paris agreement, wealthy nations like the US should fully decarbonize their energy systems by 2035.

The target, outlined by trade body UKspace, is to increase that to £19bn by 2020 and £40bn by 2030, potentially creating more than 100,000 skilled jobs over that period.