Examples of using Binding targets in English and their translations into Danish
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We have set binding targets.
In principle, however, we are against mandatory or binding targets.
We need binding targets right now.
I am thinking, for example, of binding targets.
That is why binding targets are good in themselves.
The US is continuing to oppose binding targets.
We need binding targets and strict regulations.
Many of you have risen to advocate binding targets.
We need binding targets if not for 2010 then at least for 2020.
Firstly, it is important for us to set binding targets.
We have set binding targets for renewable energy for every Member State.
There is no need for new supplementary binding targets.
Adoption of binding targets for 2020 is difficult for many Member States.
China seems unwilling to accept binding targets.
It is true that we have binding targets, but we had to rein in the level of these.
Personally, I agree with the majority of this House that we need binding targets.
Are these binding targets really the great cure that they are always hailed to be here?
The end-of-life vehicles directive imposed binding targets on manufacturers.
Binding targets or not, energy efficiency is something on which we need to take a stand.
I call upon all Members to support the importance of binding targets and measures.
We already have binding targets for increasing the quota of renewable energy in the European Union to 20.
We must be realistic about legislating for binding targets which cannot or will not be met.
Binding targets without sanctions do not exist even in my educational theory- and that is really liberal.
We need concrete, enforceable and binding targets, both for household and industrial waste.
Within the current framework, we could only attain half of the potential without binding targets for energy efficiency.
I believe that if there were no binding targets, the Member States would simply not comply with them.
Binding targets for developing countries are essential, but emissions must be reduced within a reasonable timeframe.
Kyoto is over, anda protocol with legally binding targets for greenhouse-gas emissions is a fact.
If we abandon binding targets, the Member States would do less or nothing at all, particularly in difficult economic times.
The EU must also play a leading part in the implementation of the binding targets that it has set, with as united a front as possible.