Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
standing to gain
Romanian translation:
a căstiga de pe urma/ a avea sanse de a castiga ceva de pe urma
English term
standing to gain
Cu excepția comisioanelor plătite în cursul normal al activității, este strict interzis să primiţi un comision sau altă formă de plată de la oricine, fie efectuarea de afaceri cu societatea, în mod direct sau indirect, sau STANDING TO GAIN pentru a câştiga de la aceste afaceri cu societatea sau în alt mod, fără acordul prealabil al directorului dumneavoastră.
| 5 +5 | a căstiga de pe urma/ a avea sanse de a castiga ceva de pe urma |
Octavia Veresteanu
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Proposed translations
Romania
over 10 years of linguistic excellence
Native in: Romanian 
Works in: English to Romanian, Romanian to English
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