Examples of using Indicative target in English and their translations into German
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National indicative targets.
This provides the basis for national indicative targets.
National indicative target 2005.
Member States' progress towards achieving their national indicative target by 2010.
The indicative target for 2004-2010 is 189 posts.
Member States are due to adopt national indicative targets for 2010 in 2007.
The indicative target at this level for EU-10 countries is 41.
The first report, due by the end of June 2004,must contain a national indicative target for 2005.
A3: Comprehensive indicative target for each Member State for 2020.
Proportion of thetotal budget used in order to support this operational objective indicative target: 24.
Annex 2: National indicative targets for the share of biofuels, 2006-2010.
The EU Directive on energy end-use efficiency and energy services(2006/32/EC) requires methods to evaluate the energy savings from energy services and other energy efficiency improvement measures thatthe Member States implement in order to achieve the indicative target of 9 percent energy savings by 2016.
Indicative targets for 2010 are not available for Croatia, Turkey, Iceland and Norway.
The European Council set in October 2014 an indicative target at the EU level of at least 27% for improving energy efficiency in 2030.
An indicative target of improving energy efficiency by at least 27%- non-binding, but subject to revision with a view to raising it to 30%;
The energy intensity of the EU economy fell by 24% from 1995 to 2011,although it seems that the indicative target of 20% energy improvements in energy efficiency will not be achieved.
Progress towards an indicative target for 2010 of 22% for electricity generated from renewable sources.
However, in the opinion of many delegations,the 60% reduction objective is highly ambitious and should be considered an indicative target, not a binding one; in addition, in order to maintain the Union's competitiveness, similar commitments should be sought at international level.
The EU wide indicative target for energy efficiency as supported by the Council is important in focussing efforts.
Some of the targets suggested by contributors such as indicative targets for resource efficiency and industry's share of GDP are already streamlined into other EU policies.
An indicative target was set in 1998, when it was noted that, following recent trends in the decrease of energy intensity,'an additional annual reduction of energy intensity of 1%• must be regarded as an achievement' 60.
Whereas the Council would like to accept the 30percent increase in energy efficiency only as an indicative target, binding EU-wide requirements of up to 40 percent together with binding objectives for the national level are being discussed in the European Parliament.
An indicative target was set at EU level to reduce energy consumption by at least 27 percent compared to the projected use of energy.
In addition, complementary indicative targets could be defined for large waste streams such as Construction and Demolition Waste(C& DW) and Municipal Solid Waste MSW.
An indicative target of an improvement of at least 27% for improving energy efficiency, non-binding, but subject to revision with a view to possibly raising it to 30%;
The Commission set an indicative target that by 2010 50% of all public procurement in the EU should comply with agreed environmental criteria.
The indicative target to double the overall share of combined heat and power in the Community as a whole by the year 2010, as mentioned in the Commission's communication, could give useful guidance for increased efforts at all levels;
National indicative targets for the share of electricity from renewable energy in each new Member State are set out in the Accession Treaty.
Such long-term indicative targets are needed as benchmarks to give predictability and stability for investors and decision takers within Europe.
The indicative target to double the overall share of renewables in the Union by 2010 as mentioned in the Green Paper is ambitious and could give useful guidance for increased efforts at European Union as well as Member State levels.

