Examples of using Differentiated responsibilities in English and their translations into Polish
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Common but differentiated responsibilities.
The EESC welcomes the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities.
The principle of common but differentiated responsibilities should be taken into account when designing the financial support instruments under the Mechanism.
We must also ensure that every country makes the necessary commitments in accordance with the principle of joint but differentiated responsibilities.
They are thus committed to take into account the common but differentiated responsibilities of developed parties and developing parties on these subjects.
They are committing themselves to a further reduction in emissions, in line with their historical responsibilities, andthe principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
Given that the scope of the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities is limited to global environmental degradation, this concept is not useful to address the wider challenges of the post-2015 framework.
All countries should be invited to contribute to the efforts under this framework according to their differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
RECOGNISES, in line with the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and capabilities, that the nature and the level of ambition of measurable, reportable and verifiable nationally appropriate mitigation actions by developing countries will differ between countries and sectors, and could include inter alia such options as sectoral approaches, including sectoral crediting and sectoral trading, technology cooperation, and sustainable development policies and measures.
They should clearly include amongst others the internalising of externalities, the elimination of perverse subsidies, and the principles of equity,cooperation and common but differentiated responsibilities.
Any action taken would need to be in conformity with the principles of the UNFCCC,in particular the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, taking into account the particular situation of Least Developed Countries.
CONSIDERING that all the Contracting Parties should cooperate to conserve, protect and restore the health and integrity of ecosystems and that they have,in this respect, common but differentiated responsibilities.
Any action taken would need to be in conformity with the principles of the UNFCCC,in particular the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, taking into account the particular situation of Least Developed Countries.
They should clearly include the internalising of externalities, the elimination of perverse subsidies, building sustainability assessments into investment programmes and fiscal decisions, and the crucial principles of equity,cooperation and common but differentiated responsibilities.
It has to lead to emission reduction obligations for all major emitting countries(according to the principle of common, but differentiated responsibilities), including the energy-intensive industries in order to ensure fair competition and a level playing field.
Diverse experiences of achieving development results and interpretations of aid effectiveness principles should be invited from the emerging economies, CSOs and local authorities as well as the for-profit andnon-profit private sector in order to work towards differentiated responsibilities and commitments.
Currently IMO is confronted with a major legal and political obstacle,namely the question of the applicability of the principle of"common but differentiated responsibilities" enshrined in both the UNFCC11 and Kyoto Protocol12 versus the"no more favourable treatment" principle introduced in all major IMO Conventions.
The broadening of participation: The EU will continue to play a leadership role in the multilateralapproach to climate change, but wider participation on the basis of common but differentiated responsibilities is urgently required.
Believes that a future regime should be based on common but differentiated responsibilities, on continued and greater emission reductions post-2012, and the involvement of more countries in the reduction effort, notably the US and more advanced developing countries; therefore urges the Commission and the Member States to stress the necessity of climate protection when holding dialogues with international partners, specially the US, China and India;
The European Council encourages all parties to actively and constructively participate in an urgent andglobal response to the challenge of climate change on the basis of the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
To conclude an ambitious post-Kyoto agreement in Copenhagen in December 2009,including a strong commitment by the major carbon emitters based on the principle of common, differentiated responsibilities, to achieve the necessary overall cut in emissions while maintaining the competitiveness of EU industries;
The purpose of the information report is to focus civil society's attention on climate change in the Mediterranean and on the consequences of failure to adopt suitable, timely policies that cut greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions,while clearly reaffirming the principle of shared but differentiated responsibilities.
The Community and its Member States are members of the World Trade Organisation and parties to Multilateral Environment Agreements, notably the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Convention to Combat Desertification;They are thus committed to take into account the common but differentiated responsibilities of developed parties and developing parties on these subjects.
The aim of the information report is to focus the attention of civil society on climate change in the Mediterranean and on the possible consequences of failure to adopt suitable timely policies without delay to drastically cut greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions,while clearly reaffirming the principle of shared but differentiated responsibilities.
The European Council notes the increasing share of greenhouse gas emissions from developing countries and the need for these countries to address the increase in these emissions by reducing the emission intensity of their economic development,in line with the general principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
Ministers also recalled that this possible second commitment period must be compatible with a timeline for the development and entry into force of the future legally-binding global framework engaging all Parties, including mitigation commitments in particular from all major economies,in line with the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
The aim of this information report is to focus the attention of civil society on climate change in the Mediterranean and on the possible consequences of failure to adopt suitable timely policies without delay to drastically cut greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions,while clearly reaffirming the principle of shared but differentiated responsibilities.
I think that the matter of the other large countries, the developing large economies such as China and India, has also been dealt with and debated; of course, an effective solution to climate change requires the participation of these countries, for instance through measures to reduce the rate of increasein carbon dioxide emissions, always in accordance with the United Nations principle of common but differentiated responsibilities.
The Council notes that, along with substantial reduction commitments from developed countries collectively[1], recent analysis indicates that consistency with the 2°C objective will require developing countries as a group, particularly the most advanced ones, to achieve a substantial and quantifiable limitation of their emissions growth rate, in the order of 15-30% below business as usual by 2020,respecting the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
The Council(ECOFIN) SUPPORTS the development of a robust incentives enhancing global carbon market by both linking equally ambitious emission trading schemes worldwide- within OECD countries by 2015 extended to more advanced developing countries by 2020- and by providing support for the design and implementation of new crediting andtrading mechanisms, and NOTES that economically more advanced developing countries should participate according to their common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.
