Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

siempre y cuando se encuentre en ese estado con el único fin de

English translation:

provided he/she is in such country for the sole purpose of pursuing his/her studies

Added to glossary by Ana Brassara
Feb 27, 2008 00:13
16 yrs ago
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Spanish term

siempre y cuando se encuentre en ese estado con el único fin de

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
En cuanto a la posibilidad de que las autoridades identifiquen su permanencia en [país] durante los estudios de medicina como residente de [país], el articulo 20 del tratado establece que no es posible cobrar impuestos al estudiante por los ingresos recibidos para cubrir con sus gastos de mantenimiento y de estudios **siempre y cuando se encuentre en ese estado con el único fin de** proseguir sus estudios.

Gracias.

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provided he/she is here for the sole purpose of pursuing his/her studies

I would suggest ...

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Note added at 3 mins (2008-02-27 00:17:07 GMT)
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"in this country" as an alternative for "here"

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Note added at 6 mins (2008-02-27 00:19:36 GMT)
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or: "in the country" ... is it "Argentina"?
Peer comment(s):

agree Jennifer Levey : *always* provided (that) he/she ...
4 mins
thanks mediamatrix and the "always" is optional ... I think "provided" is standard usage these days :)
agree Bubo Coroman (X) : I think "always" is optional as it isn't usually used
7 mins
thanks Deborah and I agree ;)
agree Nelida Kreer : in the country.
4 hrs
thanks Niki :)
agree Cinnamon Nolan
5 hrs
thanks Cinnamon :)
agree Victoria Porter-Burns : doesn't sound right to me with 'always' as well - 'provided' is better used alone
7 hrs
thanks Victoria :)
agree Matthew Smith : Maybe "temporarily resident"?
7 hrs
thanks Matthew :)
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