May 16 09:47
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Arabic term

بحكم الاختصاص

Arabic to English Law/Patents Government / Politics .
يرجى توجيه هذه الدعوة إلى وزارة الأشغال بحكم الاختصاص

Discussion

Heba Abed May 16:
Of course it is used as a legal term, but as I said, the term has other meaning. Have you checked Oxford dictionary? Have you seen the links below?
Jurisdiction is the legal term for the legal authority granted to a legal entity to enact justice.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurisdiction

Jurisdiction is the power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law, or the authority of a sovereign power to govern or legislate. It also refers to the limits or territory within which authority may be exercised.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/jurisdiction
Heba Abed May 16:
قاموس المعاني لا يحتوي على كافة المعاني للمصطلح. رجاء مراجعة قاموس أكسفورد المقدم من
TargamaT team
أو
الروابط التي ذكرتها.
المثال الذي قدمته من قاموس أكسفورد- شكرا
لا يوجد حاجة لذلك، لا نحتاج إلى مط وتطويل المعاني فهي تعني اختصاص قضائي أو سلطة قضائية ،
https://www.almaany.com/ar/dict/ar-en/jurisdiction/

الجملة بسيطة جداً ولا تحتاج إلى كلمات قانونية خارجة عن سياق المسألة هي مجرد دعوة لحضور مؤتمر او دعوة لشيء معين ويناسبها جهة صاحبة تخصص بمجال الدعوة وليس جهة مختصة قضائياً
Heba Abed May 16:
Jurisdiction
لا تتعلق بالاختصاص القانوني فقط ولكنها تمتد لتشمل الاختصاص بالعمل أو السلطة لأداء عمل ما
رجاء مراجعة كافة المعاني للمصطلح في الرابط أدناه
https://www.onelook.com/?w=jurisdiction&ls=a
Example:
She acted beyond the jurisdiction of any teacher

Jurisdiction= The power or right to exercise authority.
https://www.onelook.com/?w=jurisdiction&ls=a
الاختصاص هنا ليس اختصاص محاكم بحكم الاختصاص =
لانها مختصة بذلك

كاتب العبارة هذه اختلط عليه الأمر فأخذ عبارة قانونية تستعمل في المحاكم ووضعها في جملة ليس لها علاقة بذلك كان الافضل ان يكتبها بعبارة اوضح مثلاً لانها مختصة بذلك
They talking about specialization/expertise, not (court) jurisdiction.

The full sentence is in the next question :
ترى الهيئة مناسبة توجيه الدعوة إلى وزارة الأشغال بدلأ من وزارة البلدية بحكم الاختصاص
https://www.proz.com/kudoz/arabic-to-english/government-poli...

الدعوة = the invitation but not legal suit / claim

Proposed translations

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due to specialization


The Authority believes that directing the invitation to the Ministry of Works instead of the Ministry of Municipality is more appropriate due to specialization

A Ministry of Works invitation, rather than a Ministry of Municipality invitation, is considered more appropriate by the Authority due to the Ministry of Works' specialized expertise

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بحكم الاختصاص = here in this context means لانها تقع في مجال عملهم/تخصصهم
as it falls in their scope.

More options :
because it falls within their field of work
since it falls within their sphere of responsibility
as it is within their scope of responsibility
since it falls within their scope of work
as it relates to their work
because It falls within their responsibilities
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By virtue of its competence

By virtue of its competence
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By virtue of its jurisdiction/due to its jurisdiction

By virtue of its jurisdiction
Due to its jurisdiction



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Note added at 1 hr (2024-05-16 10:55:02 GMT)
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jurisdiction = the official power to make decisions and judgments
Peer comment(s):

agree Lamine Boukabour
31 mins
Many thanks, Lamine
neutral Z-Translations Translator : It is about specialization/expertise, not (court) jurisdiction.//https://www.almaany.com/ar/dict/ar-en/jurisdiction/
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Jurisdiction has different meanings. One of its meaning is the power or right to exercise authority من المعروف أن القواميس العربية لا تحتوي على كافة معاني المصطلح. رجاء مراجعة المصطلح من قاموس إنجليزي https://www.onelook.com/?w=jurisdiction&ls=a
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