As is often the case, there is a «sweet spot» somewhere in middle where the integrity of more centralized approaches is mixed with some flexibility to reflect national circumstances. (wri.org)
Policy design depends on policy practices, institutional capacity and other national circumstances. (metlink.org)
The essential point about this alternative text is that it takes into account «differences in national circumstances» amongst developing countries — that is, not just in relation to Annex I, but in relation to each other — but without the binding reduction commitments that the U.S. had sought from countries like India and China. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)