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Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / glossary/definitions | | Italian term or phrase: a valere | This must be a set phrase as it keeps coming up in the agreement. Although in these two cases it seems to have a different meaning (or maybe not).
Please bear with me.
4. L’importo complessivo di cui al precedente comma 1 è individuato a preventivo. Il contributo finanziario riconosciuto a XX verrà erogato con le modalità riportate all’art. 8, per i costi effettivamente sostenuti e debitamente rendicontati, e relativi sia al **contributo a valere** sui fondi della Legge 84, sia relativi alla quota parte spettante a XX, per un totale a preventivo di:
**Fondi a valere** sulla L. 84/2001: Euro 4.168,00 (novemilatrecentottantasette/00)
Fondi di competenza di XX: Euro 2.778,80 (duemilasettecentosettantotto/80)
1. In considerazione della necessità di ottemperare agli obblighi di relazione e rendicontazione trimestrale di cui all’art. 5, comma 3 della Convenzione YY – XX si impegna a trasmettere, con cadenza trimestrale, a KK, secondo quanto previsto dal manuale di rendicontazione degli enti finanziatori, quanto qui di seguito riportato:
a. rendicontazioni finanziarie relative ai costi effettivamente sostenuti ai sensi dell’art. 6, comprensive della documentazione contabile relativi sia al **contributo a valere** sulla Legge 84/2001 e della quota parte di XX. Tali documenti dovranno: etc, etc.
I am stuck on this. Any suggestion would be great.
Thanks to all |
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| | drawn from | Explanation:
This is let's say my default translation for this phrase, but obviously I look at each example, but the meaning is 2taken from those funds". It works fine for your first example where you draw on funds (**contributo a valere** sui fondi della Legge 84). Your second example (relativi sia al **contributo a valere** sulla Legge 84/2001) could be simply "grant/funding/subsidy pursuant to law No....." because you cannot draw funds from a law in English, you have to draw on funds from a budge provided for by the law. |
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James (Jim) Davis
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| Grading comment I had never come across this 'a valere' before. Thanks, Jim
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Explanation:
This is let's say my default translation for this phrase, but obviously I look at each example, but the meaning is 2taken from those funds". It works fine for your first example where you draw on funds (**contributo a valere** sui fondi della Legge 84). Your second example (relativi sia al **contributo a valere** sulla Legge 84/2001) could be simply "grant/funding/subsidy pursuant to law No....." because you cannot draw funds from a law in English, you have to draw on funds from a budge provided for by the law.
| James (Jim) Davis
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| | Grading comment | I had never come across this 'a valere' before. Thanks, Jim |
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| Feb 4 - Changes made by Russell Jones: | | Term asked | (fondi) a valere => a valere |
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