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Spanish term or phrase:
queda manifestado expresamente...
English translation:
is expressly stated
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CateA (X)
Jan 9, 2008 10:10
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Spanish term
queda manifestado expresamente...
Non-PRO
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
Law: Contract(s)
En virtud de lo anterior, la Secretaría General de Pesca Marítima actúa conforme al procedimiento establecido por la Organización para la subscripción de convenios de colaboración. Así pues, de acuerdo con los cauces procedimentales aplicables, queda manifestado expresamente el interés de las partes en llevar a cabo los mencionados trabajos de apoyo al sector pesquero.
In this Convenio de Colaboración I don't understand the point being made in the second sentence as a whole. I am unclear about queda manifestado expresamente but also cauces procedimentales, as well as the point of the entire second sentence.
Could anyone help me with this sentence please?
I have procedural framework for cauces procedimentales at present but am not sure about this.
As for the entire sentence, something along the lines of it being clear that the parties have an interest in carrying out the work mentioned to support the fishing sector.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
In this Convenio de Colaboración I don't understand the point being made in the second sentence as a whole. I am unclear about queda manifestado expresamente but also cauces procedimentales, as well as the point of the entire second sentence.
Could anyone help me with this sentence please?
I have procedural framework for cauces procedimentales at present but am not sure about this.
As for the entire sentence, something along the lines of it being clear that the parties have an interest in carrying out the work mentioned to support the fishing sector.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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is expressly stated
I think the rest of your sentence is fine "the interest that the parties have in....is expressly stated"!
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Comment: "Thanks very much!"
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(the Parties) are clearly interested in../expressly agree to...
Maybe using active instead of passive... Another possibility..
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[Therefore, the interest of the parties to ....etc] is hereby expressly stated
This is how I would go about it. Best regards.
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