Apr 29, 2008 08:07
16 yrs ago
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French term

confère projet de contrat...

French to English Law/Patents Human Resources cover letter with employment contract
Lawyers letter with employment contract...
"L’employeur peut se garantir contre le non respect de la clause [ de non concurrence] au moyen d’une clause pénale l’assurant d’une indemnisation forfaitaire (confère projet de contrat de travail).

Proposed translations

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=cf.= see projet de contrat...

The reader is referred to the draft contract.

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Note added at 1 heure (2008-04-29 09:21:16 GMT)
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In reply to Writeaway, I think it's not a typo but a misspelling. Anyway, if we use "to provide", according to the context, we should say: "as provided by".
Peer comment(s):

neutral writeaway : draft contract was already mentioned long before your max confidence posting. but as for cf, then there is a typo in the French, which has confère and not confer.../whyever as provided by? where do you get that?
3 mins
agree Emma Paulay
33 mins
agree Lori Cirefice : cf. is the only one that makes sense to me, although I would check with the client to be sure that "confer" was really meant.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "this is the only one that makes sense. thank you"
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Bestows a project of a work contract

A suggestion.
Peer comment(s):

agree Taylor Kirk : or grant, award maybe
8 mins
Yes it's possible. Thanks!
disagree French2English : 'a project of a work contract' is no kind of English I have ever heard!
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19 mins

bestowing employment agreement project

other suggestion
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23 mins

providing a draft of an employment contract

I think the projet here refers to a rough copy or draft of the contract.
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : provides a draft employment contract
13 mins
Thanks!
neutral French2English : 'see draft employment contract', plain and simple.
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