Traduction de «segmental and somatic dysfunction » (Anglais → Français) :

Cervical somatic dysfunction

Definition: Sexual dysfunction covers the various ways in which an individual is unable to participate in a sexual relationship as he or she would wish. Sexual response is a psychosomatic process and both psychological and somatic processes are usually involved in the causation of sexual dysfunction.

The Securities Markets Programme (SMP) as communicated by the ECB had been introduced in May 2010 to support the transmission of monetary policy de-cisions on account of dysfunctional financial market segments, with a view to ensuring price stability for the euro area as a whole.

The decision to purchase (government) bonds of euro area countries was taken (in addition to other temporary non-standard policy measures already in place) to support the depth and liquidity in those euro area public and private debt securities market segments which had become dysfunctional, in order to preserve the functioning of the monetary policy transmission mechanism.

39. Calls for the planned regulation of derivatives to include rules relating to the banning of purely speculative trading in commodities and agricultural products, and the imposition of strict position limits especially with regard to their possible impact on the price of essential food commodities in developing countries and greenhouse gas emission allowances; calls for the ESMA and the competent authorities to be given the competence effectively to tackle dysfunctions in derivatives markets, e.g. by temporarily banning naked short selling of CDS or by requiring physical settlement of derivatives and by setting position limits in orde ...[+++]r to avoid undue concentration of dealers on some market segments;

39. Calls for the planned regulation of derivatives to include rules relating to the banning of purely speculative trading in commodities and agricultural products, and the imposition of strict position limits especially with regard to their possible impact on the price of essential food commodities in developing countries and greenhouse gas emission allowances; calls for the ESMA and the competent authorities to be given the competence effectively to tackle dysfunctions in derivatives markets, e.g. by temporarily banning naked short selling of CDS or by requiring physical settlement of derivatives and by setting position limits in orde ...[+++]r to avoid undue concentration of dealers on some market segments;