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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / printing terminology | |||||||
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ALIGNMENT WITH THE ORDER OF COMPETENCE Explanation: ADECUACIÓN AL ORDEN DE COMPETENCIAS ALIGNMENT WITH THE ORDER OF COMPETENCE |
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is in line with the allocation of responsibilities Explanation: Orden competencial = orden de competencias = distribución de responsabilidades = allocation of responsibilities. It is Spanish legalese i.e. administrative speak. As for “adecuación/se adecua”, you can use a verb such as “correspond to” or “be in line with”. Here an example from the Spanish Tribunal Constitucional with regard to the Catalonia problem: http://revistas.uned.es/index.php/TRC/article/view/17021 |
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reflects the (Spanish) system of distribution/division/allocation of powers Explanation: (to show how this language is used, here is an example from Canadian law) Distribution of Powers. ... Distribution of powers refers to the division of legislative powers and responsibilities between the two orders of government — federal and provincial — outlined in the Constitution Act, 1867. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/distributi... |
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jurisdictional priority-compliance Explanation: se adecua al orden competencia(s) > complies with jurisdictional priority/ is JP-compliant As the pre-Brexit buffoons running my erstwhile Central London translation office used to order - freelance and inhouse translators - in a round-robin diktat: long-winded Romance-lingo phrases need to be condensed and packed into short, but hard-hitting Anglo-Saxon word pile-ups. Reference: http://www.linguee.fr/anglais-francais/traduction/jurisdicti... |
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