Traduction de «Capital pris au sens le plus large » (Français → Anglais) :

48. Believes that the term "treatment" should be interpreted broadly, with the emphasis on identifying and eliminating social and environmental factors, while the use of medication should be a last resort, particularly in the case of children and young people; criticises the growing medicalisation and pathologisation of life stages, without a comprehensive search for causes; calls for account to be taken of factors such as personal experiences, family, social support and living and working conditions which play a role in mental illness as well as genetic factors;

48. Believes that the term "treatment" should be interpreted broadly, with the emphasis on identifying and eliminating social and environmental factors, while the use of medication should be a last resort, particularly in the case of children and young people; criticises the growing medicalisation and pathologisation of life stages, without a comprehensive search for causes; calls for account to be taken of factors such as personal experiences, family, social support and living and working conditions which play a role in mental illness as well as genetic factors;

If they are to realise their full potential in securing a continually increasing quality of life - in the broadest sense - for Europe's citizens, new relations and a more productive dialogue between the scientific community, industrialists, policy-makers and society at large, as well as scientists' critical thinking and responsiveness to societal concerns, will be needed.

Although some market actors tend to interpret this as meaning credit or deposit guarantees in the strictest sense (ie. banks only), it is clear from the context and from the discussions in the other institutions that this is meant to have a wider meaning, that is that a given MMI or the issuer thereof must be subject to either initial or ongoing supervision, eg. by a stock market regulator. Additionally, any other interpretation would render the follow ...[+++]ing four indents would be completely superfluous.

88. Calls on the Commission and the candidate countries to improve the implementation of consumer policy and, in particular, to institute effective consultation mechanisms, to resolve the problem of support to consumer NGOs and to encourage efforts for education in schools and information of the population regarding consumer rights and obligations; also, the Commission and the candidate countries should, while and after transposing the acquis communautaire, pay special attention to issues concerning Community-wide regulation of food safety and nutrition, telecommunication services, financial services and product safety in the widest possible sense; in addition, the ...[+++]greatest possible account must continually be taken of food safety and food policy, especially as this is of great importance for the operation of the internal market;

A comparison of the 1999 figures relating to the number of declarations presented to customs (more than 79 million) to the cases of fraud or other irregularities detected and notified to the Commission (2752 above the EUR10.000 threshold) in the traditional own resources area shows the importance of ensuring that customs in the broadest sense are involved in any anti-fraud work.