Traducción de «pérdida temporal de memoria » (Español → Inglés) :

The AAL programme promotes innovation and the deployment of ICT in areas such as fall prevention (this affects more than one third of people over 65 in the EU) or to support the more than 7 million EU citizens who suffer from dementia, memory loss, lack of attention or the inability to solve small problems.

In the first place, after a long university career and coming from a region in the south of Italy, I consider myself to be a man of honour, of the highest intellectual and moral integrity, and I always work for the general good of the patient. Secondly, as a neurologist, my brief diagnosis is that Mr Lund may have suffered temporary minor loss of memory regarding our agreement.

In the first place, after a long university career and coming from a region in the south of Italy, I consider myself to be a man of honour, of the highest intellectual and moral integrity, and I always work for the general good of the patient. Secondly, as a neurologist, my brief diagnosis is that Mr Lund may have suffered temporary minor loss of memory regarding our agreement.

This compensation may take the form of: - in the case of an urgent situation i.e. significant revaluation, a Member State may grant national aid for a maximum period of 12 months to offset the income loss due to the revaluation - CAP reform aids would be supplemented so as to avoid a reduction in national currency - this increase however, would be temporary and degressive over three years and would be cofinanced by the Union - on the basis of an assessment over a 12 month period compensation for income loss can be provided which would be temporary, degressive and cofinanced by the Union - structural and environmental aids would be mainta ...[+++]ined at their pre- revaluation level.

The second scheme is a temporary subsidy programme to compensate part of the losses incurred as a result of the reduction in the value of company assets caused by the floods.

The slowdown of activity recorded in some Member States in the second half of last year gives further cause for concern, although we believe this to be a temporary slowdown and are confident that there will soon be a return to the path of sustained growth.