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The Protocol should be taken into account such nuances.
In addition, they emphasised that this protocol should ensure the sustainability of the resource.
The Protocol should promote investments in low emission, climate-resilient programmes and policies.
Mitigation commitments under the Protocol should be equally legally binding on all Parties.
The Protocol should therefore be signed on behalf of the Union, subject to its conclusion at a later date.
In order toguarantee a rapid resumption of fishing activities by EU vessels the Protocol should be applied rapidly.
But the Kyoto Protocol shouldn't just be discarded.
Publicly funded broadcasters whose role in deliveringcultural diversity is recognised in the Amsterdam Protocol should demonstrate a practical commitment in this area.
The Protocol should be signed and should be applied on a provisional basis, pending the completion of the procedures for its conclusion.
This has prompted theEESC to analyse the possible added value that the protocol should provide for the people of Europe, particularly concerning affordable prices.
The Protocol should also recognise the importance of the private sector as a key source to scaling up climate finance.
In addition, if the new participant, who is also the head of the enterprise, wants to resign from the current powers,then the protocol should decide the issue of electing the director.
Subject to its conclusion at a later date, the Protocol should be signed on behalf of the Community and its Member States and applied provisionally.
The Protocol should promote the formulation and implementation of strong enabling environments for the transformation to low emission climate resilient economies including.
This has prompted the EESC to seek an analysis of the possible added value that the protocol should provide for the people of the Member States, particularly concerning affordable prices.
The Protocol should recognise the role already played by the Technology Executive Committee and the CTCN, in combination with a reformed technology needs assessment process.
In order tobe able to assess progress towards the objective of the Convention, the Protocol should improve reporting on adaptation effectiveness and lessons learned on building resilience through National Communications.
The Protocol should require emissions reductions in all sectors, including agriculture, forestry and other land uses, international aviation and shipping and fluorinated gases.
Underlines that the International Civil Aviation Organisation(ICAO), the International Maritime Organisation(IMO)and the Montreal Protocol should act to effectively regulate emissions from international aviation and shipping and the production and consumption of fluorinated gases before the end of 2016;
The Protocol should set out a process, applicable to all Parties, to regularly review and strengthen mitigation commitments, consistent with the Protocol's long term goal.
Following its signature the Protocol should be concluded by the Council on behalf of the European Union and its Member States.
The Protocol should encourage more systematic exchange of experiences within and across geographical regions, bringing together technical expertise including from specialised organisations, the private sector, academia, regions and municipalities.
Subject to its conclusion at a later date, the Protocol should be signed on behalf of the Community and its Member States and applied provisionally.
Further believes that the protocol should stipulate that, if a vessel's VMS system fails, the vessel must have the system repaired within two weeks or have its authorisation to fish suspended until the repairs have been completed;
The Clean Development Mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol should also bring substantial benefits to developing countries by increasing resources for sustainable development.
I welcome the proposal that the protocol should contain a provision that traders should submit certain information prior to importing or exporting goods, so that customs security measures are properly implemented.
Hydrochlorofluorocarbon controls under the Montreal Protocol should be considerably tightened to protect the ozone layer and to reflect the availability of alternatives.
ICAO, IMO, and the Montreal Protocol should act to effectively regulate emissions from international aviation and shipping and the production and consumption of fluorinated gases, respectively, by the end of 2016.
In the context of achievingclimate resilient sustainable development of all Parties, the Protocol should reinforce the commitments of all Parties to continue to formulate, plan and implement measures to facilitate adaptation and to report on these through their national communications.