Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

結果が一定レベルに達しない

English translation:

The results do not meet certain levels

Added to glossary by Ala Rabie
Apr 30, 2006 03:18
18 yrs ago
Japanese term

結果が一定レベルに達しない

Japanese to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
From an agreement on the terms of use of financial analysis information, which is provided by "Company A" to "Users".

(1)Servicesで提供される分析結果は、あくまでも公表された財務諸表から読み取れる傾向であり、金融機関動向・経済情勢・政治的要因・その他により、結果が一定レベルに達しない場合でも、必ずしも破綻となるわけではありません。又、公表時点での財務諸表上は健全と判断しても、信用不安等の風説の流布により破綻となる場合があります。従って本分析結果の取扱・運用・判断等については、Users各位が慎重に且つ責任をもって対処するものとします。

What is the nuance of this phrase?

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Proposed translations

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the results do not meet certain levels

What I understood is, the analysis results in the issued financial statements are by no means declaration of bankruptcy, even if the numbers are dreadful!
And vice-versa; if the numbers are good, other factors such as rumors would cause bankruptcy.
Therefore, the users should deal with the issued analysis results at their own resposibility.

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Note added at 29 mins (2006-04-30 03:47:48 GMT)
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*typo:
"(...)other factors such as rumors may lead to(...)"
Peer comment(s):

agree Kazuo SAWADA : agree
1 hr
merci, sawadaさん :)
agree V N Ganesh
3 hrs
merci, ganeshさん :)
agree casey : perhaps "reach" rather than "meet" though
8 hrs
merci, caseyさん :)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks! This was very helpful, especially the explanation about it being "dreadful". (lol)"
+1
12 mins

(...even when) these results do not reach a constant level

...(it does not necessarily mean that a collapse will occur.)

May need re-wording such as:
"...the fact that these results may not always reach a constant (or specified) level doe not imply that collapse is inevitable."

Sorry, a bit tongue-tied today :-(

Peer comment(s):

agree V N Ganesh
4 hrs
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