Traduction de «Avoir une bonne perception de l'espace » (Français → Anglais) :

1. Stresses that sport is a major public-health tool and a powerful factor for reducing public-health expenditure; reiterates that the positive effects of regular physical activity include the prevention of health problems such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer and osteoporosis; stresses that sport and physical exercise can play a therapeutic role by boosting self-esteem, improving physical self-perception, developing social skills, promoting inclusiveness and contributing to positive mental health and well-being; deplores the pressure sometimes exerted on children and adolescents involved in sporting activities; n ...[+++]otes that, given that the EU population is ageing, specific attention should be paid to the positive impact that physical activity can have on the health of the elderly;

At this point in time, we just need to make sure we're looking at the perception appropriately (1225) Mr. Brian Jean: I have just one more comment, if I may, very quickly.

Statistics Canada's recent analysis of healthy living among seniors verified four criteria for a senior to be considered in " good health" : good functional health, independence in activities of daily living, positive self-perceived general health, and positive self-perceived mental health.[133]

Bona fide travellers, i.e. persons who have on several occasions received a Schengen visa and never misused it or broken the rules in the Schengen area, should also benefit and not simply a number of predetermined categories such as businessmen, certain student groups and close relations.

In this regard, the fact that, for policies related to the area of freedom, security and justice, a specific regime has been established whereby the Commission, Member State governments and the European and national parliaments are to be involved in assessing the impact of these policies within the EU is extremely beneficial. As regards good governance within the EU, Parliament calls on the Commission and the Council to speed up the deliberations on the practical implementation of the plan to establish a European Public Prosecutor's Office, as a main prerequisite for the realisation of the goals set out in the first sentence of this poin ...[+++]t;

(6) The Action Plan of the Council and the Commission on how best to implement the provisions of the Treaty of Amsterdam on an area of freedom, security and justice, adopted by the Justice and Home Affairs Council of 3 December 1998 1 , in point 19 thereof, states that "Procedural rules should respond to broadly the same guarantees, ensuring that people will not be treated unevenly according to the jurisdiction dealing with their caseIt appears useful, however, to complement those basic principles by standards and codes of good practice in areas of transn ...[+++]ational relevance and common concern (e.g. interpretation) which may also extend to certain parts of the enforcement of criminal decisions, including, for instance, confiscation of assets and to aspects of offender reintegration and victim support" .