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05:42 Mar 3, 2012 |
French to English translations [PRO] Government / Politics | |||||||
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3 | transcourant / transfactional movement |
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3 | cross-factional faction |
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transcourant / transfactional movement Explanation: “transcourant” movement, which would bypass petty conflicts and promote party unity Décrit dans le livre : "Jacques Delors: perspectives on a European leader" par Helen Drake Vous pourriez laisser le mot en italique ou entre guillemets et ajouter une explication http://sisterrepublic.wordpress.com/2011/10/03/socialism-of-... |
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cross-factional faction Explanation: Or even "anti-factional faction" although the first option sounds better. This is based on his own definition of: "Hollande’s contribution was to form a kind of anti-courant courant—or, as he called it, a “transcourant” movement". |
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