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21:17 Feb 25, 2018 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / Fee Proposal | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Barbara Cochran, MFA United States Local time: 22:01 | ||||||
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in opposition to/counter to the interests of your company Explanation: My take on it. |
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towards the interests of his company Explanation: IMO "frente" in this context is used in the sense of "enfrente de los intereses ....) which I would translate as "towards" (not against) his attitude towards the Company´s interests: whether my assumption is correct or not should result from the text´s context. |
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against the interests of your company Explanation: aun cuando ello implique o presuponga desarrollar nuestra labor frente a los intereses de su compañía o los de alguna de sus filiales even if this means or presupposes carrying out our obligations against the interests of your company or any of your subsidiaries |
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in contrast with your company's interests Explanation: I believe the wording has to be "sensitive" here. They want to reserve their rights, but they don't want to alienate their prospective client by including something in the contract that may seem to go against the client, even though it is. I would not use "against" or "opposition" even though they transmit the meaning. Instead, I would use something closer to "frente" that has a friendlier tone. puede representar o defender [...] a cualquier empresa distinta del Cliente [...] aun cuando ello implique [...] desarrollar nuestra labor frente a los intereses de su compañía.... can represent or defend ... any other business not being the Client's ... even when it may involve ... performing our duties which may be in contrast with the interests of your company.... |
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