13:53 Dec 14, 2000 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Robin Salmon (X) Australia Local time: 20:55 | ||||||
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na | introduce laws |
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na | initiated / sponsored / authored |
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na | launch |
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na | introduced |
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introduce laws Explanation: She has introduced laws which are supposed to improve the capital market's efficiency. not needed |
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initiated / sponsored / authored Explanation: It would be good to know who/what "sie" refers to - if it's a person, "authored" or "sponsored" might be possible translations. If "sie" refers to an institution, initiated would be a better term. et. auf den Weg bringen - get something under way (od. off the ground); (c) Langenscheidt HTH |
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launch Explanation: One more suggestion: She has launched laws which are supposed to improve the capital market's efficiency. not needed |
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introduced Explanation: In a democracy, a member of parliament can propose a law, which can be introduced, when approved (usually going through lower and upper houses). For a person to introduce a law, he/she would presumably have to be a dictator (or maybe "her government" is meant here). None needed |
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