Translation of "compte de prêts problèmes " (French → English) :

The lack of critical medicines in particular due to a lack of adequate financial resources is an issue that has reached the highest political level, as exemplified by the 'Bremen Declaration'[6] in the case of HIV/AIDS, where Health Ministers committed to cooperate to order to ensure access to affordable medication in view of existing problems for patients in several Member States to have access to urgently needed medication.

This problem is addressed in the Payment Services Directive, which stipulates that a customer may be charged for rejection of the transfer by his bank (no intermediary or beneficiary bank charges) only if he previously agreed to pay for such charges (when the contract was signed or modified) and only for objectively justified reasons, in line with the bank's real costs.[10]

This problem is addressed in the Payment Services Directive, which stipulates that a customer may be charged for rejection of the transfer by his bank (no intermediary or beneficiary bank charges) only if he previously agreed to pay for such charges (when the contract was signed or modified) and only for objectively justified reasons, in line with the bank's real costs.[10]

It is generally considered that these policies could take greater account of regional problems.

Objective: To provide SMEs with relevant and user-friendly information and advice on legal and regulatory issues of e-commerce, to analyse the practical problems encountered by businesses operating in the Internal Market, and to take these into account in future policy developments.

Whereas close links exist between freedom of movement for workers, employment and vocational training, particularly where the latter aims at putting workers in a position to take up offers of employment from other regions of the Community ; whereas such links make it necessary that the problems arising in this connection should no longer be studied in isolation but viewed as inter-dependent, account also being taken of the problems of employment at the regional level ; and whereas it is therefore necessary to direct the efforts of Member States toward co-ordinating their employment policies at Community level;