Glossary entry

Hebrew term or phrase:

נטילת נכס

English translation:

appropriation of an asset

Added to glossary by Sergio Kot
Dec 30, 2012 05:30
11 yrs ago
Hebrew term

נטילת נכס

Hebrew to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) legal-financial
The term appears in a research work relating to a proposal for compensation by the government in the case of נטילת נכס על-כלכלי
Is there a better word than "taking"? How would you translate נטילת נכס על-כלכלי?
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Jan 4, 2013 08:11: Sergio Kot Created KOG entry

Discussion

wyannie (asker) Dec 30, 2012:
המודל המוצע בעבודה זו עוסק בחובות המדינה במקרה של נטילת נכס על-כלכלי, ובייחוד כלפי נפגעי הנטילה השלטונית הרב-ממדית, קרי, מקרים בהם המדינה מפנה אזור שלם מיושביו ("Clearing")

Proposed translations

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appropriation of...

Considering the context...
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Thank you!
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agree Lingopro : This would be my choice.
21 hrs
:) Thanks!
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can you pleas provide the full sentence

Please provide the full source sentence
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assumption of a supra economic asset

This is the best definition i can find in Angel dictionary for the business world
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Thank you!
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taking over an (or a supra-economic) asset, (supraeconomic) asset takeover or take over

I think this works.

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Note added at 23 hrs (2012-12-31 05:04:43 GMT)
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Here's an example of this usage --
But fears of the fallout from the government takeover of a big bank were balanced with the removal of one of the largest remaining clouds looming over the banking industry.
See http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/26/business/26wamu.html?pagew...
Example sentence:

If your company took over or bought fixed assets from a related company ...

We currently do an asset takeover during the fiscal year.

Note from asker:
Thank you. I am not sure if takeover is the right word in the case of the government taking something away, but I will think about it a bit more.
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