Traduction de «annuler une dette irrécouvrable » (Français → Anglais) :

The measures to support the restructuring through (i) a debt cancellation of €14.3 billion, (ii) the transfer of 757 infrastructure management employees and (iii) the annual grants implemented after 22 October 2014 do not constitute state aid. This is because these measures relate to OSE's activities as the national rail infrastructure manager and as such cannot distort competition or affect trade between Member States. The transfer of 217 maintenance employees and the annual grants of up to €340 million implemented before 22 October 20 ...[+++]14 are in line with EU state aid rules.

99. Call for a human needs-based approach to debt sustainability through a binding set of standards to define responsible lending and borrowing, debt audits and a fair debt workout mechanism, which should assess the legitimacy and the sustainability of countries’ debt burdens and the possible cancellation of unsustainable and unjust debt; urges the EU to engage constructively in the UN negotiations leading to a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes with a view to alleviating the debt burden; also urges the EU to push for the implementation of the UNCTAD principles of responsible sovereign debt transact ...[+++]ions for both borrowers and lenders;

5. Welcomes the G8 proposals for HIPC debt cancellation of outstanding obligations of HIPCs to the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund; underlines, however, that this debt cancellation excludes a number of debt-ridden low-income countries, that debt relief is no panacea in the fight against poverty, as many poor countries have low debt levels, and that debt relief carries the moral hazard of not necessarily addressing the needs of the poorest or the most needing countries;

25. Welcomes the G8 commitment to debt cancellation entailing the cancellation of outstanding obligations of HIPCs to the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund; underlines, however, that this debt cancellation excludes a number of debt-ridden low-income countries, that debt relief is no panacea in the fight against poverty, as many poor countries have low debt levels, and that debt relief carries the moral hazard of not necessarily addressing the needs of the poorest or the most needy countries;

30. Welcomes the G8 commitment to debt cancellation entailing the cancellation of outstanding obligations of HIPCs to the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund; underlines, however, that this debt cancellation excludes a number of debt-ridden low-income countries, that debt relief is no panacea in the fight against poverty, as many poor countries have low debt levels, and that debt relief carries the moral hazard of not necessarily addressing the needs of the poorest or the most needy countries;

There is no point in cancelling the debt if, at the same time, our borders are closed to certain imports from developing countries. There is no point in cancelling the debt if we then subsidise certain products in our own countries and thereby hinder the development of these same products in the developing countries.