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entitlements

French translation: acquis

22:29 Jan 17, 2002
English to French translations [PRO]
/ Human Rights
English term or phrase: entitlements
Reducing human rights concepts and ENTITLEMENTS as capital assets and stratifying rights into a variety of forms of capital (as proposed under the SL approach) would only serve to neutralize the core value of ‘rights’ as valid legal claims of a rights holder as against a duty holder as specified by a legal regime in existence locally or internationally
HughDESS
United Kingdom
Local time: 21:54
French translation:acquis
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cheungmo
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Oui, j'ai finalement traduit par "applications" parce que je crois qu'il s'agit de distinguer entre les droits conceptuels et les droits concrets, dans leur application, donc d'un certain côté "acquis".
Merci à tous.
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4 +1acquis
cheungmo
5réduisant les concepts et les privilèges des droits de l'homme....
ohlala (X)
4prérogative
Maya Jurt
4indemnités
Sabine Ward


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prérogative


Explanation:
I really cannnot think of anything else.

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Note added at 2002-01-17 22:49:54 (GMT)
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Apanage? Privilège?

Maya Jurt
Switzerland
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indemnités


Explanation:
I think that "indemnités" is the right translation but it all depends on the meaning of the article. It looks like the "rights" in general are devided into human rights and entiltlements (financial rights).


Sabine Ward
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acquis


Explanation:
A suggestion.

cheungmo
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Oui, j'ai finalement traduit par "applications" parce que je crois qu'il s'agit de distinguer entre les droits conceptuels et les droits concrets, dans leur application, donc d'un certain côté "acquis".
Merci à tous.

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agree  Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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réduisant les concepts et les privilèges des droits de l'homme....


Explanation:
Bonne chance

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Note added at 2002-01-18 15:08:49 (GMT)
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pou concepts peut-être plus les principes...pour entiltlements cela peut vouloir exprimer aussi un abus de ce qui permis, autoriser...en abusant des principes établis à la longue cela à modifier l\'esprit de la législation des Droits de l\'Homme...Espère que cel puisse aider, bon courage

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Note added at 2002-01-18 15:11:01 (GMT)
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pou =pour
cel = cela

ohlala (X)
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Thierry LOTTE: difficult translation but I do like it
2 hrs
  -> merci

disagree  cheungmo: Pas un privilège, un droit revendiqué comme étant acquis de plein droit. Cf. le "title" dans "entitlement". Égale "se donner le titre de quelque chose" (titre = "document prouvant la possession de"). Le problème est d'éviter la répétition de "droit".
6 hrs
  -> entitle oui, mais entitlement ici peut vouloir exprimer abus de ...
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