Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

Un double parrainage systématique...exigé statutairement pour

English translation:

Any new member must always be referred by two people/members for the programme, and by a member...

Added to glossary by Rebecca Elliott
Aug 23, 2007 09:01
16 yrs ago
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French term

Un double parrainage systématique...exigé statutairement pour

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This is in the text as a sentence with poor pronunciation. I can't make head nor tail of it as it doesn't seem to make any sense! Any help is appreciated as this is urgent.

Un double parrainage systématique du programme XXX ainsi que d’un membre du conseil d’administration du XXX, exigé statutairement pour toute nouvelle adhésion au XXX,

Thank you

Discussion

Rebecca Elliott (asker) Aug 23, 2007:
Stressful day - I meant punctuation!
CMJ_Trans (X) Aug 23, 2007:
I'm fascinated by the "poor pronounciation" !

Proposed translations

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Any new member must always be referred by two people/members for the programme, and by a member...

...of XXX's board - this is required by statutes

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Note added at 13 mins (2007-08-23 09:14:52 GMT)
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Would be good to have the text before and after this part, as the overall meaning is unclear.

If it still doesn't make sense, ask the client or translate fairly literally, word-for-word almost.
Peer comment(s):

agree CMJ_Trans (X) : all new members have to have two "sponsors" (referees) and be supported by a Board member - this is a statutory requirement
8 mins
Thanks! Your version is better, but "statutory requirement" makes it sound government-related, and we don't have that context // I think the full context is required to get the wording exactly right
agree Bourth (X) : Good interpretation of what we've got, but as you say, the B4 and after would help a lot!
2 hrs
Thanks again Alex!
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