Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

se extiende el presente certificado para los fines que estime conveniente

English translation:

this certificate is issued for the uses the interested party deems convenient

Added to glossary by Mariel Alvarado
Jun 23, 2003 20:50
21 yrs ago
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Spanish term

se extiende el presente certificado para los fines que estime conveniente

Spanish to English Medical
This sentence is at the end of a Medical Certificate. I was wondering if there is an English form......such as,
"This certificate is issued to be used as necessary" or something like that........
(Country: Chile)
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Proposed translations

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this certificate is issued for the uses the interested party deems convenient

hope it helps
Peer comment(s):

agree Monica Alves : but I think I'd use appropriate instead of convenient
22 mins
you are right, thank you :)
agree Ricardo Posada Ortiz : ...appropriate
1 hr
muchas gracias !
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This certificate is issued for the purposes deemed convenient (or advisable) ...

Hope it helps, Sery
Peer comment(s):

agree Jorge Rubino
4 hrs
Gracias, Jorge
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9 mins

This document herewith is issued to be used for any purpose

This document, cerificate, award etc herewith: fórmula legal
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14 mins

this certificate is issued for any purpose you may see fit

Hope it helps..



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Note added at 2003-06-23 21:10:49 (GMT)
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1 hr

This certificate is issued for any purpose you consider fit.

Hope it helps!!
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15 hrs

This certificate is issued for all appropriate purposes

grammar
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1404 days

This certificate is issued for whatever purposes are considered appropriate

Another alternative, and the way I usually translate this.

(I added this answer four years after the original question was closed, as I think this is a useful alternative).
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