Traduction de «objectif quantifié » (Français → Anglais) :

Greece sets a series of targets, most of which are quantified, which are to be achieved by 2010 and includes specific targets for the elderly and children as well as the overall target but does not set targets for the timespan of the plan.

4. Calls for the Paris Protocol to include GHG reduction targets that are consistent with a global carbon budget in line with the 2 degree objective for international aviation and maritime shipping, and calls on all parties, including the Commission and the Member States, to commit within the Paris Protocol to global, quantified GHG reduction targets as a top priority, and to work through the ICAO and the IMO with a view to agreement by the end of 2016 on a credible instrument that can deliver on achieving the necessary reductions; h ...[+++]ighlights the importance of taking account of the specific situation of island and outermost regions, in order to ensure that environmental performance does not affect mobility and accessibility in these regions in particular;

12. Emphasises, within the current operational structure of the Kyoto Protocol, the need for quantified emission limitation or reduction objectives (QELROs), which were due to be submitted by the Parties by May 2012, to be adopted as amendments to the Kyoto Protocol at the Doha Conference, in accordance with Decision 1/CMP.7; calls on those Annex B Parties which have not yet done so to submit their QELROs, and welcomes the initial EU submission in this regard; stresses that the carry-over of assigned amount units (AAUs) to the secon ...[+++]d commitment period would undermine the integrity of the Kyoto Protocol; points out that if Member States are allowed to transfer AAUs, the Kyoto Protocol will have no real effect on climate mitigation;

32. Criticises the fact that not all Member States set measurable targets related to their national OHS strategies and that the vast majority of them have not set targets on occupational diseases, work-related health problems and illnesses, occupational risk factors or high risk sectors; highlights that neither the mid-term review nor the 2009 scoreboard on the Community Strategy on Health and Safety at Work provide any substantial information on where Member States stand with regard to the EU strategy's only quantified target of a 25 % reduction in occupational accidents by 2012; calls for future evaluation reports to better assess th ...[+++]e extent to which EU health and safety legislation has been in practice complied with in the Member States;

20. Points out that, while desirable, more rapid implementation is not of itself sufficient to conclude that the performance of the EDFs has improved, and that better achievement of objectives is also required; notes the comparison between objectives and achievements included in the Financial Management Report, but asks the Commission to make more effort to set quantifiable objectives as defined in the Financial Regulation;

4. For each of the sub-goals, the present Communication: outlines what the key issues are; suggests what indicators may be used to measure progress in attaining the goal; sets a timetable for work to begin; and notes any existing benchmarks (i.e. quantifiable targets).