Examples of using Demonstrable progress in English and their translations into Dutch
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Look at you. That is demonstrable progress.
other industrialised countries will need to show demonstrable progress in 2005.
What is still unclear, however, is what actually constitutes"significant and demonstrable" progress in reducing the impact on the environment.
The Council recalls that demonstrable progress in achieving Annex B commitments under the Kyoto Protocol has to be made by 2005
Such agreements should be concluded as soon as possible with a view to assessing demonstrable progress by 2005.
In addition, Article 3(2) of the Kyoto Protocol requires Parties to make demonstrable progress in achieving their commitments by 2005, and a specific report on Demonstrable Progress has to be submitted by 1 January 2006 to the UNFCCC.
particularly with regard to demonstrable progress, receives appropriate attention.
Member States are required by the Kyoto Protocol to show demonstrable progress by 2005, the review should be linked with this assessment of progress in 2006/7,
It is their responsibility to take the lead in reversing the historical trend of emissions and to achieve demonstrable progress in doing so by 2005.
aiming at significant and demonstrable progress towards the goal of sustainable development, through reducing impacts on the environment,
The Kyoto Protocol requires the Parties referred to in Annex I to the Protocol to have made demonstrable progress in achieving their commitments by 2005.
It is important to conclude possible agreements as soon as possible in view of assessing by the year 2005 the progress made in emission reductions as a contribution to overall“demonstrable progress” by that time.
Each Party included in Annex I shall, by 2005, have made demonstrable progress in achieving its commitments under this Protocol.
we have two years in which to make some real demonstrable progress before this summit reconvenes in Tunis.
in 2002(amendments 105 and 247), that there should be demonstrable progress in achieving the commitments under the protocol by 2005(amendment 107)
of the Kyoto Protocol to make demonstrable progress by 2005 towards meeting their quantitative commitments for 2008 to 2012.
Specific provisions providing details of additional aspects on the reporting of demonstrable progress are justified to be laid down in accordance with Article 33.
STRESSES the importance of the EU taking the lead in ensuring demonstrable progress towards sustainable development globally and in the EU;
On the issue of climate protection, the Gothenburg summit announced the intention of making"demonstrable progress" by 2005 already in achieving the Kyoto commitments5.
will be necessary and the industrialised countries must make demonstrable progress in achieving their commitments under the Protocol.
Article 3(2) of the Kyoto Protocol requires Parties included in Annex I to the UNFCCC to have made demonstrable progress in achieving their commitments under the Protocol by 2005.