Jul 11, 2013 17:21
10 yrs ago
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Czech term

zakotvení institutu

Czech to English Law/Patents Law (general)
Zakotvení institutu výměny informací ve Smlouvách o zamezení dvojího zdanění ... děkuji.

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enshrinement of the concept of

e.g. “enshrinement of the concept of conciliation and arbitration in the Australian Constitution”
http://www.airc.gov.au/kirbyarchives/opening_exhibn/021023re...
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agree Barbora Tite (X)
13 hrs
Thanks, Barbora
agree Pavel Slama : I came to think this is the correct answer after all.
153 days
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embedding the doctrine

nhebo codifying/enshrining podle situace

nějak dolaďte
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entrenching of the concept of

legalese lingo, I think

http://academia.edu/312367/Constitutional_Entrenchment_Quest...

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Note added at 1 hr (2013-07-11 18:37:49 GMT)
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This Note seeks to revisit the possibility o entrenching legal provisions within the constitutional system o the United Kingdom (UK).
http://academia.edu/312367/Constitutional_Entrenchment_Quest...

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Note added at 1 hr (2013-07-11 18:40:09 GMT)
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of course you can use "entrenchment" and structure the sentence accordingly.

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Note added at 1 day2 hrs (2013-07-12 20:20:49 GMT)
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deep-rooted sounds as the best solution to me.
Peer comment(s):

agree Barbora Tite (X)
12 hrs
děkuji,Barboro
neutral Pavel Slama : entrenchment is a very different concept, belongs to constitutional law
1 day 1 hr
funny that you mention it, I was just writing a note, yes, within constitutional law, otherwise can be used as well...anyway, deep-rooted seems the most non-nonsence term here.
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