Traduction de «Théorie de la négligence en soi » (Français → Anglais) :

The Commission considered that the impact on the internal market of granting transitional periods in the area of excise duties on cigarettes, although not insignificant in itself, is likely to be limited in relation to the overall problems following from existing differences in the EU.

- Continue to pursue and implement the new common training approach while ensuring that the production of e-learning/blended learning modules does not become an end in itself, and that other areas for action are not neglected.

Let us work together now towards a food safety policy and a reform of the common agricultural policy which moves us away from a so-called consumer-led policy that led to intensification – but let us not move either to a consumer-led policy based on unfounded theories.

Honourable senators, when the political debate or political culture tends to be divorced from the clear recognition of the constitutional principles embodied in the rule of law, it creates alleged legal positions like the " compact theory," like the theory of the two nations, like the theory of the veto of Quebec, or like the constitutional right to negotiate secession.

Second, numerous studies in Canada, Europe and the United States highlighted the negative impact of long term institutionalization on the well-being of individuals with mental illness. These included: indifference, apathy, passive obedience, self-neglect and, sometimes, aggressive behaviour, as well as substantial loss of social abilities, increased dependence and added chronic physical illness resulting from isolation, in addition to authoritarian relationships between staff and patients.[342] Third, with the advent of chlorpromazine – an effective medication that controls psychosis and severe mood disorders – and other neuroleptic medi ...[+++]cations came the hope that “cures” for severe and persistent mental illnesses such as schizophrenia were on the horizon (it is interesting to note that these early research findings stimulated considerable research interests in psychopharmacology and neuroscience in Canada).

This tendency of business people to stand on the sidelines is what I find most worrying, as I also believe in the theory of the umbrella you need to take before it rains; in other words, liberalisation must be carried out before there is a slow-down, or even a recession. All the better if world growth is high!