Examples of using Binding targets in English and their translations into Czech
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It is time to decide on binding targets.
We have set binding targets for renewable energy for every Member State.
Many of you have risen to advocate binding targets.
Are these binding targets really the great cure that they are always hailed to be here?
Well then, unfortunately, we will have to raise the spectre of quotas and binding targets.
Setting binding targets for energy savings e.g., kWh or litres/m3 saved each year.
They can decide which types of renewable energy they will invest in to achieve the binding targets.
Is it not possible to have binding targets in the course of development and yet still to regard them as differentiated?
We are not in agreement when it comes to setting ambitious and binding targets for energy efficiency.
This is the first time we have had binding targets and these binding targets will exert the necessary pressure.
Within the current framework, we could only attain half of the potential without binding targets for energy efficiency.
If binding targets were set, however, households could save up to EUR 1 000 annually, according to figures from the European Commission.
But if the rest of the world does not follow Europe and agree binding targets, we shall need a plan B and even a plan C.
The binding targets will function across each Member State to ensure that the agreed targets are met on an EU level.
The focus is now on the need toensure the follow-up and insist on ambitious, binding targets for the reduction of CO2.
While the EU has binding targets for carbon emissions and renewables(20 percent by 2020), the target for energy efficiency is not binding. .
Secondly, on the eve of Copenhagen,it is clear that important states in the world are not prepared to accept binding targets for reductions.
The biggest disappointment is that the report does not contain any binding targets for energy saving and increasing efficiency- that is a shame.
If the EU is to remain in the vanguard of this struggle, however, it is not enough simply to create legislative initiatives or draw up binding targets.
This is why, when discussing existing buildings,we cannot talk about binding targets without allocating sufficient financial resources.
As regards the Council conclusions in relation to the energy and climate change package,it is very important that legislation will be in place with legally binding targets.
We will be able to confirm how this target will be broken down into legally binding targets for Member States that will provide certainty for investments.
Our proposals meet the ambition set by all Heads of State and Government in last year's Spring European Council,who called for precise and legally binding targets.
The European Union must promote national implementation of this human right by setting binding targets for all Member States to achieve universal coverage.
So far, improving efficiency has been regarded as the most economical measure, a win-win situation, as it were, andI really see no need for new binding targets.
What we are putting to the test right now is the inefficiency of not having binding targets and, using the step-by-step method, we are putting off making a change until the future.
This opportunity has allowed all three bodies, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission,to set ambitious and binding targets for reducing emissions.
Since it is apparent that peer pressure in theCouncil does not work, we need binding targets and new transparent means to scrutinise the reports about each Member State.
The Commission will then review the progress achieved with these measures by 2013 and will consider further measures,including proposing legally binding targets if necessary.
The technology and the practical processes for improving energy efficiency already exist, butsince there will be no binding targets, these projects will not be properly financed and, consequently, will not be implemented.