English term
supervised or authorized
XXX LLC is not supervised or authorized by an EU competent authority.
Wie würdet ihr das formulieren? Meine bisherigen Ansätze lauten:
a) XXX LLC wird nicht von einer zuständigen EU-Behörde überwacht und ist nicht von einer solchen Behörde autorisiert.
b) XXX LLC wird von den zuständigen EU-Behörden weder überwacht noch zugelassen.
c) XXX LLC wird von den zuständigen EU-Behörden weder überwacht, noch verfügt es über eine Zulassung.
Aber das klingt alles nicht ganz sauber. Bessere Ideen?
3 +2 | unterliegt weder der Zulassung noch Überwachung durch ... | Uta Kappler |
Mar 25, 2020 05:35: robin25 changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): dkfmmuc, Harald Moelzer (medical-translator), robin25
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