Examples of using Commitment to reduce in English and their translations into Finnish
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A stronger commitment to reduce debt ratios needed in several Member States.
The major differences within the Andean Community require a commitment to reduce poverty.
The commitment to reduce world poverty to half its present levels by 2015 was reiterated.
Ministers therefore reaffirmed their strong commitment to reduce these limitations through all possible means.
However, any European commitment to reduce emissions cannot lose sight of economic efficiency or jeopardise the economic sustainability of the Member States, which are currently undergoing an unprecedented economic crisis.
The Italian government also announced its commitment to reduce the debt ratio below 100% by 2003.
We are taking our commitment to reduce regulatory burden on companies very seriously and are grateful for Parliament's continued encouragement in this regard.
Norwegian's corporate responsibility strategy is built on the company's commitment to reduce emissions and make aviation more environmentally friendly.
The Council's commitment to reduce, by 2020, the total Community greenhouse gas emissions by at least 20% in comparison with 1990 levels, or even by 30% if other developed countries commit themselves to similar reductions, is an ill-judged move which will have a negative impact on industry and consumers in Europe, including in Poland.
Instead, we should focus on specific sectoral targets, such as the commitment to reduce energy consumption in existing buildings by 38.
The European Council of October 2014 made a commitment to reduce the overall greenhouse gas emissions of the Union by at least 40% below 1990 levels by 2030.
We can pat ourselves on the back in Europe and say that our position at UNGASS was comparatively progressive in pushing for global protection and sustain able development,for a global tax on aviation fuel and our commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 15% by the year 2010.
The first reflects only the EU's independent commitment to reduce its emissions to at least 20% below 1990 levels by 2020.
The European Commission has already brought forward the legislative proposals to deliver on the EU's commitment to reduce emissions in the European Union by at least 40% by 2030.
Bearing in mind the challenges currently being posed, such as the commitment to reduce emissions, the trend in CO2 emissions and the need for political decisions, the communication sets out ten potential areas for action in energy policy.
In this context, then, Commissioner,I call upon you to pay greater attention to your own Commission's commitment to reduce the administrative burden for small and medium-sized enterprises.
After the terrorist attacks in Paris in January 2015,EU Interior and/or Justice Ministers adopted a"Paris declaration" in which they reiterated their countries' commitment to reduce the illicit supply of firearms throughout Europe and, accordingly, to increase their cooperation in the framework of the European Multidisciplinary Platform Against Criminal Threats(EMPACT), to improve intelligence sharing, and to ensure the full use of Europol, Eurojust and Interpol resources5.
Moreover, the exceedingly timid reference concerning the ecological footprint and the commitment to reduce our consumption of resources by 3% per year has been removed from the conclusions.
Vice-president of the Commission Neelie Kroes invited ministers to combine efforts on three main issues:a strategic re-engagement from industry; a commitment to reduce the risk of funding shortfall and the alignment of funding rates and national procedures to reduce bureaucracy and speed up the process.
The effects of ageing on our social systems must reinforce our commitment to reducing public debt.
It contains a commitment to reducing emissions to a level close to Euro VI for vehicles and engines already in use.
I would like to draw attention to one of the Commission's most important commitments to reduce poverty in Europe and increase social inclusion.
In view of the EU's commitments to reduce emissions, the process needs to be achieved with some rapidity.
This proposal underpins the EU commitment to reducing marine pollution by taking measures to ensure that international rules and standards1 governing the discharge of ship-generated wastes and cargo residues at sea are fully implemented.
No other industry has voluntarily made such stringent commitments to reduce the negative impacts of its gas emissions on the global climate.
The results of the negotiations will be particularly important for the United Nations Conference in Poznań where the EU's commitment to reducing its carbon emissions and assisting poorer countries will be assessed.
This major simplification of the process for VAT returns supports the Commission's wider commitments to reducing administrative burdens and obstacles to trade within the Single Market.
Only if there are more efforts to prevent traffic and to bring about a modal shift from private motor vehicle transport to public transport will Member States andthe EU be able to meet their commitments to reduce emissions under the Kyoto Protocol and any future agreements.
I should like, however,to emphasise that although I broadly agree with the rapporteur's support for the Commission's commitment to reducing State aid in the Community, there are still European regions, specifically the outermost regions, in which State aid is a vital measure for supporting their economic and social development.
While I agree with the content of the Verts/ALE amendments and the commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2020, I believe that the amendment was too narrowly focused and I abstained from the vote on that particular amendment.
