Glossary entry (derived from question below)
português term or phrase:
órgão social
inglês translation:
corporate body
Added to glossary by
judith ryan
Oct 18, 2007 13:31
16 yrs ago
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português term
órgão social
português para inglês
Direito/Patentes
Direito: Contrato(s)
In the registration documents of a company in Portugal.
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Proposed translations
(inglês)
4 +1 | corporate body | Fiona N�voa |
4 +4 | social body | rhandler |
4 +1 | organ of the company | Wordwatcher |
4 +1 | governing body | Elvira Alves Barry |
3 | constituent corporate element | jack_speak |
Proposed translations
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corporate body
take a look at this site as an example: www.corporatenet.pt/pubs/pt/grupobcp/quemsomos/orgaossociai... - 36k -
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social body
Veja se estes exemplos se enquadram no seu contexto:
About the company – Corporate management
About the company – Corporate management ... Corporate management. About company ... The Board of Directors – is social body, which carries out general ...
www.almas.kz/en/about/corporate.php?PHPSESSID=195c07b204bc9...
Ki Series II: The Culture of Corporate Being
Schaeffle's The Life & Limbs of the Social Body, Le Bon's The Crowd, ... Japanese corporate bodies therefore employ dozens of tactics [company unions, ...
www.nancho.net/kipower/kisoma.html
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Note added at 8 mins (2007-10-18 13:39:36 GMT)
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Uma alternativa seria "corporate body", veja:
Definition: Corporate body
Corporate body:. An organization or group of persons that is identified by a particular name and that acts, or may act, as an entity. ...
www.itsmarc.com/crs/manl1645.htm
About the company – Corporate management
About the company – Corporate management ... Corporate management. About company ... The Board of Directors – is social body, which carries out general ...
www.almas.kz/en/about/corporate.php?PHPSESSID=195c07b204bc9...
Ki Series II: The Culture of Corporate Being
Schaeffle's The Life & Limbs of the Social Body, Le Bon's The Crowd, ... Japanese corporate bodies therefore employ dozens of tactics [company unions, ...
www.nancho.net/kipower/kisoma.html
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Note added at 8 mins (2007-10-18 13:39:36 GMT)
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Uma alternativa seria "corporate body", veja:
Definition: Corporate body
Corporate body:. An organization or group of persons that is identified by a particular name and that acts, or may act, as an entity. ...
www.itsmarc.com/crs/manl1645.htm
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Marlene Curtis
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Obrigado, Marlene!
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R. Alex Jenkins
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Obrigado, Richard!
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Gisele Goldstein
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Obrigado, Gisele!
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Cristina Santos
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Obrigado, Cristina!
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Adrian MM. (X)
: this would suggest there is an anti-social body//I don't want to appear unsociable or anti-social, but I've spent the last 30 years trying to work out whether the Latin-based term 'social' is corporate, welfare-code or industrial-tribunal related.
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But there surely is, isn't there? Look: 828 English pages for "anti-social body". // It all depends on the context, but it may mean any of them. But you didn't hesitate in agreeing with my alternative suggestion, later presented by another colleague.
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Humberto Ribas
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Obrigado, Humberto!
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organ of the company
LA31310 - COMPANY LAW
The Organs of the Company: the general meetings of shareholders and the board of directors and the division of power between the shareholders and directors. ...
www.aber.ac.uk/modules/2008/LA31310.html - 6k
The other suggestions seem susceptible to confusion with the company itself. (and 'social body' conveys nothing ...
The Organs of the Company: the general meetings of shareholders and the board of directors and the division of power between the shareholders and directors. ...
www.aber.ac.uk/modules/2008/LA31310.html - 6k
The other suggestions seem susceptible to confusion with the company itself. (and 'social body' conveys nothing ...
Example sentence:
A central part of the course is to examine the legal structures within which the controlling organs of the company, the directors and shareholders, relate to each other
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Adrian MM. (X)
: sounds literal, but abs. right in law.
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constituent corporate element
Hi Judith - I have been racking my brain on this for a while and talking it over with a Harvard lawyer friend of mine here at the office. I found the web reference:
http://www.nerlei.pt/files/19544_cap__46f7e0aa43f10.pdf
which it seems to indicate that "órgão social" refers to a "branch" of corporate responsibility or oversight: (1) the Shareholders Representatives, (2) the Board of Directors, and (3) the Management Team (President/CEO/CFO/COO, Treasurer, or what have you, depending on each individual company's structure.)
Since we don't have a word (that I know of) in English that encompasses these constituent corporate parts or elements, I made the above suggestion that seems to transmit the idea.
Here is another reference, from a Portugal Telecom document that indicates there was an internal auditing committee that was subordinate to the Management Board that was (or at least it was puit to the shareholders for voting) recreated as its own constituent corporate element (my words), which is to some extent autonomous in that it can deliberate on its own, rather than simply make recommendations for the Management Board to vote on...
"a Sociedade dispôs, desde 2003, de uma Comissão de Auditoria, a qual funcionou como uma comissão interna do Conselho de Administração e não como **órgão social** objecto de eleição autónoma;
"A Comissão de Auditoria, funcionando enquanto **órgão social,** deverá garantir as competências atribuídas à Comissão de Auditoria que funcionava como comissão interna do Conselho de Administração..."
http://www.telecom.pt/NR/rdonlyres/43D69F13-4302-4A17-825D-6...
As an adjective, constituent = serving as part of a whole; component; empowered to elect or designate.
(American Heritage Dictionary)
So, using constituent as an adjective, also considered:
constituent body
constituent part
constituent component
constituent entity
Since your question is about a company, then it would be the corporation's or company's autonomous constituent oversight entities, but it could also be a constituent entity of an association.
Anyway, good luck!!
http://www.nerlei.pt/files/19544_cap__46f7e0aa43f10.pdf
which it seems to indicate that "órgão social" refers to a "branch" of corporate responsibility or oversight: (1) the Shareholders Representatives, (2) the Board of Directors, and (3) the Management Team (President/CEO/CFO/COO, Treasurer, or what have you, depending on each individual company's structure.)
Since we don't have a word (that I know of) in English that encompasses these constituent corporate parts or elements, I made the above suggestion that seems to transmit the idea.
Here is another reference, from a Portugal Telecom document that indicates there was an internal auditing committee that was subordinate to the Management Board that was (or at least it was puit to the shareholders for voting) recreated as its own constituent corporate element (my words), which is to some extent autonomous in that it can deliberate on its own, rather than simply make recommendations for the Management Board to vote on...
"a Sociedade dispôs, desde 2003, de uma Comissão de Auditoria, a qual funcionou como uma comissão interna do Conselho de Administração e não como **órgão social** objecto de eleição autónoma;
"A Comissão de Auditoria, funcionando enquanto **órgão social,** deverá garantir as competências atribuídas à Comissão de Auditoria que funcionava como comissão interna do Conselho de Administração..."
http://www.telecom.pt/NR/rdonlyres/43D69F13-4302-4A17-825D-6...
As an adjective, constituent = serving as part of a whole; component; empowered to elect or designate.
(American Heritage Dictionary)
So, using constituent as an adjective, also considered:
constituent body
constituent part
constituent component
constituent entity
Since your question is about a company, then it would be the corporation's or company's autonomous constituent oversight entities, but it could also be a constituent entity of an association.
Anyway, good luck!!
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governing body
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jack_speak
: no bad (except it's a translation) - but definately better than corporate body, which sounds like a company, and your example also supports that a "corporate body' is a company. Good job, Elvira.
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Thanks, jack_speak.
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