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whenever present

Japanese translation: いる場合

12:51 Nov 16, 2007
English to Japanese translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general)
English term or phrase: whenever present
"Vendors in the market should take over management of [a type of product] whenever present."

I could find many examples using this phrase, but can't figure out its meaning. Is it "as soon as possible"?

I would appreciate both the explanation of what this phrase means in English, and translation into Japanese.

Thank you.
nordlys75
Japan
Local time: 04:21
Japanese translation:いる場合
Explanation:
Okay, since there is a consensus, I'll go ahead and post my answer. Whenever can be translated as "場合." and I think present refers to "vendors." To stress it you could use ○○場合必ず... or something like that...
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casey
United States
Local time: 14:21
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Thank you, casey. The whole document was so confusing, but thanks to your comment I could understand the context.
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いる場合


Explanation:
Okay, since there is a consensus, I'll go ahead and post my answer. Whenever can be translated as "場合." and I think present refers to "vendors." To stress it you could use ○○場合必ず... or something like that...

casey
United States
Local time: 14:21
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PRO pts in category: 4
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Thank you, casey. The whole document was so confusing, but thanks to your comment I could understand the context.
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