high shrinkage fibre

high-shrinkage fibre

high-shrink staple | high shrinkage fiber

high-shrink staple [ high-shrinkage fiber | high shrinkage fibre ]

high-modulus composite material [ high-modulus material | HM fiber-reinforced material | High-modulus fiber-reinforced material | high-modulus fiber-reinforced material | high modulus material | High-modulus fiber-reinforced composite | HM fiber-reinforced composite ]

high-modulus fibre [ HM fibre | high-modulus fiber | HM fiber ]

reprocessing of high burn-up fuel

Requirement of a close to balance or in surplus position || Country specific MTO in structural terms: - Provide a safety margin with respect to the 3% deficit limit - Ensure rapid progress towards sustainability - Allow room for budgetary manoeuvre For euro area and ERMII MS: limits of -1% of GDP Expenditure benchmark: expenditure net of discretionary measures should grow ≤ medium-term potential GDP || 0.5% GDP as a benchmark: - More in good times - Less in bad times >0.5% if debt above 60% or if pronounced sustainability risks Temporary deviation from the adjustment path allowed if: - Implementation of major structural reforms with a ve ...[+++]rifiable impact on the long-term sustainability of public finances – emphasis on pension reform - Unusual event outside the control of the MS concerned with a major impact on its financial position - Severe economic downturn for the euro area or the EU as a whole provided this does not endanger medium term fiscal sustainability || Procedure for correcting significant deviation (0.5% in one year or cumulatively over 2 years from the MTO or the adjustment path it) For euro area: financial sanctions in case of repeated non-compliance (interest-bearing deposit of 0.2% of GDP)

1. WELCOMES the fact that sustainability-enhancing reforms enacted in some Member States since the Sustainability Report 2009, notably in the field of pensions, have reduced the projected cost of ageing in these countries; against the background of the crisis RECOGNISES challenges in some countries are primarily of a short- to medium-term nature partly related to possible risks for fiscal stress or to elevated government debt levels, while for others they are of a more long-term nature, reflecting a need to address long-term age-related public spending trends, notably on pensions, healthcare and long-term care, making fiscal sustainabil ...[+++]ity an acute policy challenge.

And the amount of money required to get to that next valuation point and a potential exit is high.

13. Believes that a decreasing work force will, if the present situation continues, lead to a decrease in the total number of hours worked; considers that, in order to reverse this trend, measures could be taken to reduce the unemployment rate and increase recruitment (combined with training and retraining) including persons who have a high labour potential such as disabled persons, women and the elderly; stresses the need to enable flexible retiremen ...[+++]t on a voluntary basis, change the organisation of working practices and make intelligent use of new technologies; stresses that it is also necessary that support services and services related to the care of children and family dependants are improved, in the light of reducing the number of people working part-time on a voluntary basis;