haya dejado de ser un área de alto interés público

21:56 Sep 5, 2006

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Spanish term or phrase: haya dejado de ser un área de alto interés público

Intención Legislativa.El Proyecto Del Senado 1500 se remite a la Ley Federal de Comunicaciones de 1996 y se ajusta a las disposiciones de ésta. Responde, además, a unos principios de política pública que deben pautar su interpretación, su implantación y su administración. A ese efecto afirmamos lo siguiente:

(...) 3. La competencia en el mercado de las telecomunicaciones debe regirse por reglas y normas no discriminatorias, de igual aplicación a todas las empresas que participen en el mercado.
(...)
6. La apertura del mercado de las telecomunicaciones *haya dejado de ser un área de alto interés público* y que las empresas que en él desenvuelvan hayan perdido el carácter de empresas de servicio público. Esto quiere decir que el propósito esencial en la reglamentación que la Junta Reguladora adopte es el establecer en Puerto Rico un sistema de telecomunicaciones universal, moderno, confiable, eficiente, y a un costo asequible a las familias menos afortunadas. A ese propósito esencial deben subordinarse los intereses particulares de las empresas privadas que compiten en el mercado de telecomunicaciones.

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is no longer a matter of great public concern/interest

TRANZsmart

is no longer an issue of great public interest

Giovanni Rengifo

...has stopped being an area of great public interest

Esther Hermida

Discussion entries: 3

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56 mins confidence:

ha dejado de ser un área de alto interés público is no longer an issue of great public interest

Explanation:
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Note added at 1 hr (2006-09-05 22:57:40 GMT)
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I agree with Sofía and Luis in that there´s something missing because the sentence, as it is, makes no sense. Anyway, I think the above version will work after you figure out what kind of tense you need to use.

Giovanni Rengifo
Colombia
Local time: 07:27
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Spanish
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3 hrs confidence:

...has stopped being an area of great public interest

Explanation:
In my humble opinion I'd change the order starting with:

The fact that the...(complete sentence then next sentence) means that...

Does this have anything to do with deregulation? I wonder because 'la apertura del mercado' and 'hayan perdido el carácter de empresas públicas' implies just that. But anyway, that's not your question. I'm curious.

Esther Hermida
United States
Local time: 05:27
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English,

Spanish
PRO pts in category: 20

14 hrs confidence:

is no longer a matter of great public concern/interest

Explanation:
may need some re-ordering due to the fact that the original text doesnt seem to flow correctly (something missing)

TRANZsmart
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:27
Native speaker of: English

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