Vertaling van "interesting to have " (Nederlands → Frans) :

various interested parties are able to have a voice,
various interested parties are able to have a voice,

Imperfect though it may be, it was interesting to have another look at Baechler’s definition that treats suicide as all behaviour that seeks and finds the solution to an existential problem by making an attempt on the life of the subject. There were several reasons for this:
Malgré les imperfections possibles de la définition de Baechler qui parle du suicide comme tout comportement qui cherche et qui trouve la solution d’un problème existentiel dans le fait d’attenter à la vie du sujet, il était intéressant de la reprendre et cela pour plusieurs raisons:

The basic idea was that the use of writing is a first way of creating a distance that is likely to have a calming – some will even call it therapeutic – effect in itself. Sharing one’s experience with others can turn out to be interesting, and more importantly, these “others” can provide adequate answers to the questions raised.
Le postulat de base étant que le passage par l’écriture constitue une première mise à distance susceptible d’avoir un effet apaisant – certains diront même thérapeutique – en soi, le fait de partager son vécu avec d’autres pouvant s’avérer intéressant et, surtout, ces « autres » pouvant apporter une réponse adéquate aux questions soulevées.

The task of the working group Verder includes defending the interests of those bereaved by suicide by co-ordinating, organising, and supporting the initiatives that have been taken by and for them in Flanders.
La mission du groupe de travail Verder comprend la défense des intérêts des proches après un suicide par la coordination, l’organisation et le soutien d’initiatives par et pour les proches en Flandre.

Icelandic men and women have incidence rates three times higher than in other countries 55 . It seems interesting to compare thyroid cancer incidence rates of the Walloon and the Flemish Regions with those reported by the bordering
Icelandic men and women have incidence rates three times higher than in other countries 55 .