Examples of using Setting binding in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This is considered a more pragmatic approach than setting binding output-based recycling targets.
A Directive setting binding national targets for increasing the share of renewable energy sources in the energy mix;
This is considered a more pragmatic approach than setting binding output-based recycling targets. 4.3. Conclusion.
Setting binding waste reduction targets for municipal, commercial and industrial waste to be achieved by 2025;
The European Union mustpromote national implementation of this human right by setting binding targets for all Member States to achieve universal coverage.
Does not support setting binding national targets for energy efficiency but recommends to focus all energy on achieving real results, and.
We can no longer afford to have the sort of debate we have had up to now as to whether weshould reach this target through technological development or by setting binding targets.
An Effort Sharing Decision setting binding national targets for emissions from sectors not covered by the EU ETS;
Pursuing decisive action to decrease the EU's very high dependence on energyfrom unreliable sources, including by setting binding national targets for renewables expansion.
Given that the Commission has itself ascertained that setting binding national targets is the best way to achieve the 2020 renewable energy goals, it is difficult to accept that they should be abolished.
The performance and charging schemes The performance scheme aims atimproving the performance of air navigation services by setting binding targets applicable to ANSPs.
To address this problem, the Commission proposes setting binding targets for member states for a minimum level of clean fuel infrastructure; including fueling stations for electricity, hydrogen and natural gas vehicles, as well as common EU wide standards for the refueling equipment.
Furthermore, future EU legislation should tackle commercial andindustrial waste by setting binding recycling and landfill diversion targets for these waste streams.
The directive mirrors closely the Commission proposal of September 2005 and demonstrates the European Union's strongcommitment to improving air quality in the EU by setting binding standards for fine particles PM2.5.
The EESC is also concerned that sub-optimisation, in this case of energy efficiency by setting binding targets, does not serve well the optimisation in relation to overall objectives, such as total efficiency of the economy or decreasing greenhouse gas emissions in a cost effective way.
The performance schemeseeks to mitigate the monopolistic position of the ANSPs by setting binding targets in respect of safety, flight efficiency and delays, as well as cost.
We have set binding targets for renewable energy for every Member State.
That Regulation sets binding deadlines for the release of information as well as procedural guarantees, including the right of appeal.
A Directive is the appropriate instrument for this action: it sets binding minimum standards but gives Member States flexibility in respect of labour market needs and legal framework.
A directive is the appropriate instrument for this action: it sets binding minimum standards but gives Member States flexibility when incorporating it into national legislation and enforcement practice.
Its Kyoto Protocol sets binding emission targets for those developed countries that have ratified it, such as the EU Member States.
That proposal shall, if appropriate, set binding quantitative consumption reduction targets and set binding collection rates for waste fishing gear.
The public authorities set binding targets on carbon emissions and put in place the required enabling market instruments creating a fertile ground for the uptake of technologies.
As a part of the package the Council set binding 2020 targets of 20% for renewable energy production and 10% of consumption for biofuels.
The law sets binding national emission reduction targets for the 2021-2030 period for sectors not covered in the emissions trading system, mainly: road transport, buildings, agriculture and waste.
The Renewable Energy Directive adopted in 2009 sets binding targets for renewable energy, focusing on achieving a 20% share of renewable energy in the EU overall energy mix by 2020.
A directive is the appropriate instrument for this action: it sets binding minimum standards but gives Member States flexibility in respect of the form and method for putting these principles into effect in their national legal system and general context.
Target implementation date: immediately.(b) Where Member States have set binding targets at project level, they should establish clear corrective measures and apply them consistently.