Traduction de «yield point yield stress » (Anglais → Français) :

yield point | yield stress

yield point [ yield value | yield stress ]

yield stress limit | yield point

0.2 proof stress | offset yield point

yield point pressure [ yield-point pressure ]

5. Stresses that a redesign of the current ETS system is one of the most pressing issues in terms of ensuring the competitiveness of the base metals industry; notes that the Commission has made proposals which will culminate in the reform of the ETS for the fourth period 2021-2030 and calls on the co-legislators, in this connection, to ensure that the reform includes the issue of carbon leakage and promotes efficiency, industrial innovation and the optimal yields that this reform is supposed to guarantee, while considering supplementing the ETS with othe ...[+++]r innovative instruments and strategies in order genuinely to reduce emissions; calls on the Commission, when reviewing the ETS, to reward the best performers within energy-intensive industry from the point of view of producing goods while achieving lower emissions;

5. Stresses that a redesign of the current ETS system is one of the most pressing issues in terms of ensuring the competitiveness of the base metals industry; understands that the Commission has launched discussions which will culminate in the reform of the ETS for the fourth period 2021-2028 and calls, in this connection, for the reform to include the issue of carbon leakage and promote efficiency, industrial innovation and the optimal yields that this reform is supposed to guarantee, while considering supplementing the ETS with other innovative instrum ...[+++]ents and strategies in order genuinely to reduce emissions; calls on the Commission, when reviewing the ETS, to reward the best performers within energy-intensive industry from the point of view of producing goods while achieving lower emissions;

I want to stress that I am not criticizing MPs' dedication or abilities, but pointing out that pursuing scrutiny issues yields little direct benefit in terms of political visibility and prospects.

12. Stresses that European funding can be an important complement to the necessary investments from national budgets, especially in those Member States and regions most affected by the crisis and facing particularly high youth unemployment; calls on the Member States to exploit the potential of the European Social Fund (ESF) when implementing the Youth Strategy, recalling the ESF’s focus on social inclusion, combating poverty and supporting sustainable jobs; takes the view that the ESF should therefore be allocated at least 25 % of the financial resources set aside for cohesion policy; stresses that resources and funding initiatives for youth employment s ...[+++]hould be seen not as a cost but as a long-term, continuous key investment aimed at maximising young people’s potential in relation both to the labour market and to society as a whole; stresses that there is a strong social, democratic and economic argument for such investment and points to the high ‘return’ yielded by investment in training and skills;