Aug 26, 2019 12:05
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German term
Regelungen
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Ich genehmige der xyz die Anwendung von abc unter Einhaltung der einschlägigen *gesetzlichen Regelungen* und der nachfolgenden Bestimmungen
Would "legal provisions" be an option? Since a "provision" is something that has to be done before something else can be undertaken?
Or "statutory regulations" ?
Would be great if someone versed in legal matters could point me in right direction maybe with background material that would clear this up.
Thanks!
Would "legal provisions" be an option? Since a "provision" is something that has to be done before something else can be undertaken?
Or "statutory regulations" ?
Would be great if someone versed in legal matters could point me in right direction maybe with background material that would clear this up.
Thanks!
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German term (edited):
der einschlägigen gesetzlichen Regelungen
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the applicable Regulations; the applicable statutory regulations
"the applicable Regulations" would be an apt translation particularly to a professional legal audience.
"the applicable statutory regulations" means the applicable regulations under the applicable statute(s).
Alternative: the applicable regulations under the applicable statute(s).
Caution: Sometimes legal authors try to be brief, erroneously, and when they write gesetzliche Regelungen they actually mean "the applicable statutes and regulations". The translator will usually know this because it will be evident from context.
"the applicable statutory regulations" means the applicable regulations under the applicable statute(s).
Alternative: the applicable regulations under the applicable statute(s).
Caution: Sometimes legal authors try to be brief, erroneously, and when they write gesetzliche Regelungen they actually mean "the applicable statutes and regulations". The translator will usually know this because it will be evident from context.
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in compliance with the legal requirements
You can also use "provisions" or "rules" etc. but you don't have to.
"Regelungen" is not a very specific term.
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or … "in compliance with (legal) (respective/relevant/pertinent) regulations/stipulations"..
"Regelungen" is not a very specific term.
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or … "in compliance with (legal) (respective/relevant/pertinent) regulations/stipulations"..
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philgoddard
: Or just "laws". But not regulations - those are a specific type of law.
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Agree. Sounds a bit too narrow for Regelungen. On the other hand, you might argue that "Regelungen" captures anything that falls "under the law"
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Daniel Arnold (X)
: a million ways to say it right
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provisions
provisions as in statutory provisions
Reference:
http://https://www.linguee.com/english-german/search?source=auto&query=gesetzlichen+Regelungen
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German term (edited):
unter Einhaltung der einschl. gesetzlichen Regelungen
in keeping with the relevant law (statutory enactments)
I concur *with* Phil G., but *in* law in the singular, and not in the plural.
As far as I recall back to the UK's accession to the EEC in 1973 when the terminology started becoming institutionalised and before many ProZ trasnslators and intrepreters had even been born, this answer - albeit outside of the the brackets - is a standard EU translation for the FRE/ENG equivalent of 'en accord avec les dispositions legales' correspondantes.
No refs. postable on the unfamiliar computer I am on.
As far as I recall back to the UK's accession to the EEC in 1973 when the terminology started becoming institutionalised and before many ProZ trasnslators and intrepreters had even been born, this answer - albeit outside of the the brackets - is a standard EU translation for the FRE/ENG equivalent of 'en accord avec les dispositions legales' correspondantes.
No refs. postable on the unfamiliar computer I am on.
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Björn Vrooman
: I'd have agreed with Michael if he hadn't posted so many options that aren't actual synonyms. I think laws (plural) is possible.//There's so much wrong in the comment below mine that I don't know where to start. I recommend Duhaime.
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TechLawDC
: Commenting on this and the Discussion offerings: The following are wrong, in my experience: "legal", "relevant", "law", "requirements", and "statutory enactments" (the latter being merely unidiomatic rather than wrong).
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Daniel Arnold (X)
: i don't think "law" is the best choice here Adrian. Neither for enactments.
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statutory requirements
I use this all the time. standard phrase. avoids "provisions" and alike. "in compliance with the statutory requirements".
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Anu, you can find einschlägig (=relevant/pertinent) in the Duden:
https://www.duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/einschlägig
Either
"...to ensure it does not create the perception of an impermissible endorsement or violate other relevant law..."
or
"Running afoul of relevant legal requirements can result in severe consequences for the agency..."
https://www.acus.gov/sites/default/files/documents/P3 Legal ...
A German example:
"Das Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und nukleare Sicherheit hat am 30. Oktober 2018 einen Referentenentwurf zur Änderung des Bundes-Immissionsschutzgesetzes (im Folgenden: BImSchG-E) veröffentlicht, der Regelungen enthält, welche die Möglichkeiten der Verhängung von Dieselfahrverboten aus Gründen der Verhältnismäßigkeit einschränken. "
https://www.bundestag.de/resource/blob/577398/108ac9c8603640...
In any case, the Q should have been about "gesetzliche Regelungen," not Regelungen alone.
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