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09:59 May 9, 2009 |
French to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Sandra & Kenneth Grossman Israel Local time: 20:12 | ||||||
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4 | qualified opinion |
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3 | critical/major reservations |
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2 | functional impediment |
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critical/major reservations Explanation: I encountered "bloquant" in the sense of "major" or "critical" Les réserves conduisant a de telles décisions de rejet, sont mentionnées sous le terme générique de "défaut bloquant". |
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functional impediment Explanation: My understanding is that this is a legal term for something that doesn't work (usually a material item). In this context, it would seem to mean something that prevents the auditors from doing their job in the first place Reference: http://spiecom.globalsysteme.com/rubriques/ASC/SPIE_Communic... |
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qualified opinion Explanation: ... is the euphemism of choice in English. Basically, anything but an unqualified opinion is a no-go: the auditors cannot sign off on the financial statements. |
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