Примери за използване на Other industrialised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This was later than in most other industrialised countries.
A more step-by-step approach implies that the EU will abide by its commitments, butwill also require parallel moves from other industrialised nations.
England, Canada, and most other industrialised countries have also seen homicide rates fall in the past decade.
Similar figures apply to USA, Japan, France,Germany, and most other industrialised nations.
No other industrialised countries have done as much as we have, but these blocs will be forced to do the same as we have if we can conclude this round.
Yes, in my country there is an epidemic of violence that parallels no other industrialised nation.
Emphasises that the European Union and other industrialised countries must assist the developing countries in the development of sustainable technologies;
According to an OECD assessment,the amount of toxic materials in the atmosphere is far lower than in any other industrialised country measured.
Whereas the energy costs for industry andthe rising energy price differences between Europe and other industrialised countries(in particular the United States) will play an increasing role if the current trends are not properly addressed;
According to an OECD assessment,the amount of toxic materials in the atmosphere is far lower than in any other industrialised country measured.
For the EU-27 and other industrialised countries this translates to emission cuts of 25- 40% by 2020 and 80- 95% by 2050- if developing countries also reduce their emissions substantially compared to their respective business-as-usual emission projections.
That also requires being fair and the participation of the other industrialised nations so that this is not just a European project.
After the War, more and more country dwellers came to live in cities, and Latvians began to structure their eating schedules around work,as is the case in many other industrialised countries.
The survey was completed by people aged between 20 and59 in the UK and 15 other industrialised countries, including Norway, Denmark, the USA, Australia, and France.
If, as I hope, maritime and air transport are included in the Copenhagen negotiations,let us make sure that what is demanded of European industries is demanded of the industries of the other industrialised countries too.
Firstly, we are calling for legally binding andequally ambitious commitments, not just for the other industrialised countries, but also for the emerging economies and, in particular, China, India and Brazil.
That is why, if other industrialised and emerging countries do not wish to assume their share of the responsibility, they will have to accept the full consequences of this in the form of the introduction of a tax at our borders to protect our industry from the competition of those who decide not to be part of a global agreement.
The new organisation aims to develop biomaterial science,which is of strategic importance in the United States and other industrialised countries, said METU Professor Vasif Hasirci.
Therefore, we should also be careful about increasing pledges on reduction from 20% to 30%, since other industrialised countries are not showing the will to set themselves such ambitious goals, while financial support for developing countries should also be a realistic undertaking.
Secondly, the European Union is the only Arctic stakeholder to have recognised upfront that, as an industrialised entity,it is responsible, along with other industrialised areas, for the changes happening in the Arctic.
To encourage other major emitters to take strong action and thereby improve the chances of achieving a suciently ambitious global agreement,the EU has undertaken to raise its emission cuts to 30% if other industrialised countries collectively agree to make comparable reductions and if developing countries with rapid economic development contribute to a global agreement to the extent that they are able.
The international agreement must ensure collective reductions of greenhouse gas emissions pursuant to the recommendations of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Fourth Assessment Report(25-40% for 2020,in relation to 1990) and must establish a long-term reduction for the EU and other industrialised countries of at least 80% by 2050, in relation to 1990.
As a result, our most immediate tasks will be to complete the process of formally announcing our commitment;to consolidate an action framework comparable to that of other industrialised and emerging nations; and to make use of all the tools we have available, both within the European Union and in our relationships with third countries.
These principles include first and foremost the key targets agreed upon and frequently reiterated since, such as the restriction of global climate change to 2°C,the reduction target of 20% below 1990 levels by 2020(or 30% if other industrialised countries commit themselves to similar reductions) or 60%-80% by 2050.
I would, however, like to remind the Commission that,under the Emissions Trading Directive, the EU's target of 20% for cuts in emissions will only change to 30% if other industrialised countries make'comparable reduction efforts', and if the advanced developing countries have some obligations.
European Union leaders meeting in Brussels today(24 March) are set to confirm their commitment to providing €2.4 billion in immediate support to help poor nations tackle global warming,but only if other industrialised nations also make similar contributions, according to draft summit conclusions obtained by EurActiv.
If we do so we will realise that firstly what is required is that the EU and other countries take greater responsibility for reducing our emissions at home, andsecondly that the EU and other industrialised countries state in concrete terms how we will contribute economically to the climate work of poorer countries.
Financing instrument for cooperation with industrialised and other high-income countries and territories(2007-2013).
ANNEX I- List of industrialised and other high-income countries and territories covered by this Regulation.
More effective regulatory cooperation could also be pursued with other key industrialised countries, such as Canada and Japan;