18:03 May 18, 2000 |
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na | consent |
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na | consent |
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na | authorization, permission |
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na | Anuencia |
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na | Tacit consent |
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na | You can chose any of the following: |
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na | "with the concurrence of the government of the United States" |
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na | implicit support or consent |
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consent Explanation: In my mind "anuencia" has the connotation of "awareness," i.e., that in this instance X is being done with the passive acceptance of the US which amounts to approval or consent. |
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consent Explanation: Passive acceptance/support |
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authorization, permission Explanation: Anuencia is a synonym of "permission". Hope it helps. Good luck |
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Anuencia Explanation: With the consent/knowledge of the United States government Anuencia has two meanings, depending upon the context of the document |
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Tacit consent Explanation: As noted by a colleague above, the word anuencia has a passive connotation and I would suggest trying to incorporate that into the translation... thus tacit consent is advisable. Best of luck! |
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You can chose any of the following: Explanation: approval agreement consent |
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"with the concurrence of the government of the United States" Explanation: Everytime I translate Aviation Regulations from the US FAA, the word "concurrence" appears, in a context where such concurrence is needed for the FAA to take a decision. |
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implicit support or consent Explanation: It's almost an unstated authorization, without using the terms related to authority. |
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