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normativa tempo per tempo vigente

English translation: legislation and regulations in force from time to time


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Italian term or phrase:normativa tempo per tempo vigente
English translation:legislation and regulations in force from time to time
Entered by: James (Jim) Davis
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09:36 May 25, 2011
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Law/Patents - Law: Taxation & Customs
Italian term or phrase: normativa tempo per tempo vigente
internal documentation
maurizio marchiori
legislation and regulations in force from time to time
Explanation:
You might like to put just regulations or just legislation if you know precisely which normativa is referred to. This Italian looks like a translation from English but I could be wrong
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James (Jim) Davis
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4 +3legislation and regulations in force from time to time
James (Jim) Davis


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legislation and regulations in force from time to time


Explanation:
You might like to put just regulations or just legislation if you know precisely which normativa is referred to. This Italian looks like a translation from English but I could be wrong

James (Jim) Davis
Italy
Local time: 05:35
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agree  mlreid: Agree with wording and comment.
1 hr
  -> Thank you Mary :)
agree  Thomas Roberts: Yes, it is a silly translation from English. The Italian should be "di volta in volta".
2 hrs
agree  Lawboy: Agree. Depending on the context you might be able to simple use "Law" for "normativa"
22 hrs
  -> Could be many things: Consob ISVAP Bank of Italy regulations, legislative decrees or laws themselves to name only those in my sphere.. What it is not is internal company/organisation regulations, and in that case "regulations" alone can be ambiguous.
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Jun 8, 2011 - Changes made by James (Jim) Davis:
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