Traduction de «Société qui se veut de loisirs » (Français → Anglais) :

As an evangelical Christian, it has become apparent to me, particularly over recent years, that the expression of Christian beliefs is largely deemed unacceptable in a society that wants us sanitised of any strongly held belief and where we must all believe the same or believe nothing.

As has already, been said many times in the discussion – and I am in complete agreement with this – a modern society that wants to be successful cannot afford not to make use of its full human potential.

They also note that doping harms the integrity of recreational sports and is linked to negative social phenomena such as the illegal trafficking of doping substances.

First of all, it is important support the European Parliament amendments concerning the introduction of a mandatory certification system for all companies, which means railway companies, infrastructure managers, owners or any other entity to which a certificate can be issued as an entity responsible for maintenance in compliance with the criteria and requirements contained in this text.

We propose an alternative European Left, more and more closely linked to a European society that wants change.

That is something I do not deny. If, however, the desire is to treat and cure serious illnesses that are rapidly becoming more widespread, particularly cancer; to deal much better too with rare, orphan diseases, as they are termed; to confront the needs arising from the ageing of our societies’ populations; to provide better psychological and human support to patients; and to be better at developing all public research, including research into surplus embryonic stem cells, which raises new hopes, particularly in connection with illnesses linked to ageing; then, yes, if the desire is to attain all these objectives, more budgetary res ...[+++]ources are needed.