Translation of "Perte de la conduction auditive " (French → English) :

conductive (hearing) loss | obstructive loss

conductive deafness | mechanical deafness | middle ear deafness

Other specified hearing loss

Sudden hearing loss

conduction losses | conductive heat losses

Conductive deafness NOS

Conductive deafness

Definition: Anaesthetic areas of skin often have boundaries that make it clear that they are associated with the patient's ideas about bodily functions, rather than medical knowledge. There may be differential loss between the sensory modalities which cannot be due to a neurological lesion. Sensory loss may be accompanied by complaints of paraesthesia. Loss of vision and hearing are rarely total in dissociative disorders. | Psychogenic deafness

Autoimmune sensorineural hearing loss

The aim is to develop closer co-operation on energy efficiency measurement and evaluation, minimum performance requirements for goods and services, labelling and certification, energy audits, stand-by losses, codes of conduct, and more.

238. Welcomes the submission of the ‘Overview Report on the Results of the Thematic Audit on Management Verifications Conducted by Member States’; observes that the report indicates that the audit authorities display substantial deficiencies: that the reporting lines of the administrative authorities and intermediate bodies display weaknesses, that audits are often purely formal, that public procurement rules are being breached, that the assignment of tasks is not accompanied by training and supervision and that administrative capacities and guidance are lacking, and welcome ...[+++]s the recommendations therein, including simplified cost implementation with simplification seminars in all Member States, enhanced management through dedicated cost verification teams, more on-the-spot controls of beneficiaries, better supervision of delegated bodies and management bodies limiting approvals to what can actually be managed, and action plans whenever deficiencies are found;

236. Welcomes the submission of the ‘Overview Report on the Results of the Thematic Audit on Management Verifications Conducted by Member States’; observes that the report indicates that the audit authorities display substantial deficiencies: that the reporting lines of the administrative authorities and intermediate bodies display weaknesses, that audits are often purely formal, that public procurement rules are being breached, that the assignment of tasks is not accompanied by training and supervision and that administrative capacities and guidance are lacking, and welcome ...[+++]s the recommendations therein, including simplified cost implementation with simplification seminars in all Member States, enhanced management through dedicated cost verification teams, more on-the-spot controls of beneficiaries, better supervision of delegated bodies and management bodies limiting approvals to what can actually be managed, and action plans whenever deficiencies are found;

The reports, and the problems they identified, including the serious likelihood that the Austrian Federal Finance Agency, which is responsible for financial management at federal level, faced a loss of just over EUR 300 million as a result of risky financial transactions, had far-reaching consequences, in that the report (i) served as the basis for the decision taken at the highest political level (Federal Chancellor and Federal Finance Minister) to set up a working party, (ii) led to the enactment of legislation imposing new compliance rules on the Federal Finance Agency, (iii) was cited as evidence justifying the ban on publ ...[+++]ic bodies conducting speculative financial transactions which was subsequently introduced, (iv) led to improvements in the internal audit systems and audit methods employed by local and regional authorities, and (v) helped to make public finances more sustainable.