Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

reconnaisance juridique

English translation:

legal recognition/acknowledgment

Added to glossary by MatthewLaSon
Aug 20, 2008 15:58
15 yrs ago
French term

reconnaisance juridique

French to English Social Sciences Sports / Fitness / Recreation sport in the EU
Hi all, this crops up in a heading in a text about European sport, sports specificity, the unsuitability of the law in sport, etc. This would logically refer to an insufficient legal framework but I would love to hear what it means to others. the full sentence and some context follows, many thanks in advance,

[I] ETAT DES LIEUX DE LA SPECIFICITE SPORTIVE: LE CONSTAT D’UNE RECONNAISANCE JURIDIQUE LARGEMENT INSUFISANTE
La spécificité du sport en droit communautaire, telle que reconnue par les institutions européennes, repose essentiellement sur l’accumulation par strates
successives des décisions prises par la CJCE dans ce secteur, depuis le premier arrêt Walrave9 en 1974 jusqu’à la décision Meca-Medina en 200610.
État des lieux et enjeux
La spécificité sportive est aujourd’hui une notion confuse, aux effets juridiques aléatoires et limités.
Change log

Aug 27, 2008 17:50: MatthewLaSon Created KOG entry

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legal recognition/acknowledgment

Hello,

There is a major lack of legal recognition in the sports world. In other words, there aren't many law at all governing the sport world. Yes, the sport world itself has plenty of "laws" (rules among themselves), but state/national laws are far and few in between.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Matthew, "
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legal/official acknowledgement

Just an idea, for your reference.
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legal accreditation

:)
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legal framework

Go with your own proposal - "insufficient [or inadequate] legal framework." It's closest to the meaning of "reconnaissance juridique" in the context you cite.
Peer comment(s):

agree Adrian MM. (X)
4 days
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