Sentences with phrase «effective agreement»

In November, delegates to the UN Climate Change Convention annual negotiations will gather in Paris to try to conclude an ambitious and effective agreement on preventing the global average temperature rise caused by greenhouse gas emissions exceeding 2 ˚C above its pre-industrial level.

Consequently, there were no clear effective agreements between contractors, subcontractors and suppliers, which meant that all parties were operating in a «grey zone» that was conducive to gross mismanagement.

Mediation is assisted negotiation and it is becoming increasingly common in British Columbia as it allows people to reach a fair, timely and cost effective agreement.

As we approach the global climate negotiations in Paris in just over a week, actions by state governments like New York State provide essential momentum toward a strong and effective agreement.»

Mr Benn said: «This plan shows exactly what we are aiming for globally - a comprehensive and effective agreement to tackle climate change, with the carbon market at its heart.

If developing countries insist that developed countries should bear most of the economic burden of emissions reductions, they might well hurt themselves above all, simply by making an effective agreement less likely.

WRI has been part of an international consortium of think tanks and universities called Agreement for Climate Transformation 2015 (ACT 2015) which, after hundreds of conversations with stakeholders and detailed research, has put forward what an effective agreement could look like.

They will serve as the critical mass for an effective agreement.

As Table 11 shows, an effective agreement will require including most middle - income and low - middle - income countries, particularly China and India.

He drafts clear and effective agreements that protect your rights while promoting your interests.

An effective agreement is an investment that pays for itself countless times over, has the potential to save thousands in legal fees, clarifies expectations for both parties — while they are still enthusiastic — and can help protect an organization's most valuable and sensitive information.

As an alternative, if parties are still encountering barriers to effective agreement - making in the case of building public infrastructure, I reiterate my recommendation from last year and urge the Australian and State Governments to work with native title stakeholders, in particular those NTRBs and councils most affected, to explore options of streamlining agreement - making, such as template agreements.