Examples of using Minimum target in English and their translations into Romanian
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Minimum target group: 50 persons.
It is therefore recommended to adopt a minimum target for biofuel use in 2020.
Minimum target group: 250 people.
The Commission wishes to set a minimum target of 10% for biofuels for 2020.
Minimum target group: 100 elderly people;
To be eligible, each project must lead to achieving the following minimum target values.
Minimum target group: 5 preschool groups(50 children).
Voting points can also be carried over into future seasons if the minimum target set by teams is not achieved.
Kill at least the minimum target viruses to advance to next level.
Furthermore, the proposal for the extension of EFSI 2 sets a minimum target for climate-related projects.
It also set a binding minimum target of 10% for biofuels in passenger vehicles by 2020.
Therefore the Commission proposes to include, in the new framework, legally binding minimum targets for biofuels.
(7) Indicative minimum targets for gas storage could be set either at national level or by the industry.
This renewables target will be supplemented by a minimum target for biofuels of 10%.
The values represent the minimum target level that structures must be capable of for the line to be declared interoperable.
With a view to sending a clear signal of the Union's determination to reduce its dependence on oil use in transport,the next step should be to set minimum targets for the future share of biofuels.
The Commission therefore proposes a binding minimum target for biofuels of 10% of transport petrol and diesel by 2020.
Minimum target levels for local grain production were set at 95% of consumption, sugar 80%, vegetable oil 80%, meat 85%, milk 90%, fish 80%, potatoes 95%, salt 85%.
Under the Commission's proposal, a minimum target fund level will be introduced which needs to be fully pre-funded.
I actually find it deplorable that today, shortly before this debate,it became clear that Connie Hedegaard is working as hard as possible in the Commission to try to get the minimum target for the European Union implemented.
In addition, it sets a 10% binding minimum target for the market share of biofuels in 2020 to be observed by all Member States.
The proposals are conceived to show that the Union is ready to take furtheraction as part of an international agreement, stepping up from the 20% minimum target for greenhouse gas reductions to a more ambitious 30% reduction.
Today's proposal also addresses the minimum target of 10% for use of biofuels in transport in the EU to be reached by 2020.
The Commission also has proposed in its EFSI 2.0 proposal to improve the EFSI's focus on EU political priorities as regards climate change,for example by setting a minimum target forclimate-friendly projects under the Infrastructure and Innovation window of the EFSI.
Altogether nine Member States were above the minimum targets set for EU Member States for 2010: Luxembourg, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Finland, Ireland and Cyprus.
A specific effort is needed to achieve greenhouse gas emissions reductions and improved security of energy supply in the transport sector,which is why the European Council chose to fix a specific minimum target for sustainable biofuels of 10% of overall petrol and diesel consumption.
Ensure full implementation of the EU waste acquis including minimum targets through their national waste prevention and management strategies(continuous).
The minimum target for biofuels for 2020 should, on the basis of conservative assumptions, related to the availability of sustainably produced feedstocks, car engine and biofuel production technologies, be fixed at 10%19 of overall consumption of petrol and diesel in transport.
Finally, the European Council also endorsed a separate minimum target for the share of sustainable biofuels for EU transport.
(2) Article 7(2) of Directive 2002/96/EC lays down certain minimum targets for the recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment and for component, material and substance reuse and recycling.