Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
unter Angabe der Tagesordnung
English translation:
accompanied by the agenda
German term
unter Angabe der Tagesordnung
"Von den Sitzungen wird ein Beschlussprotokoll erstellt. Die Verhandlungen sind in der Regel öffentlich. **Die Einladung erfolgt schriftlich durch den Vorsitzenden unter Angabe der Tagesordnung.** Außerordentliche Sitzungen müssen auf Verlangen von mindestens vier Mitgliedern des Kirchenvorstands einberufen werden."
4 +4 | accompanied by the agenda |
Charles Rothwell (X)
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5 +6 | "including the agenda" |
Louise Taggart
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4 | with the agenda |
Claire Cox
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3 | with the agenda attached |
Peter Manda (X)
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Jan 20, 2009 14:53: Charles Rothwell (X) Created KOG entry
Non-PRO (1): David Moore (X)
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Proposed translations
accompanied by the agenda
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Heike Schwarz
: this says the same as including, except that the style is better here
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Agree, Heike, about it being the same. All three responses to date 'crossed'.
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Nandini Vivek
2 hrs
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Emma Rault (X)
14 hrs
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Inge Meinzer
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"including the agenda"
I´ve come across this before and it´s basically a way of saying that the agenda must be included with, in this case, the "written invitation". I hope this helps :o)
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Ingrun Wenge
: Absolutely.
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Camilla Seifert
: Perfect!
9 mins
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Heike Schwarz
1 hr
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waschbaer
1 hr
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Nandini Vivek
2 hrs
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Emma Rault (X)
14 hrs
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with the agenda
with the agenda attached
The invitation, with the agenda attached, is issued by the Chairman (the passive rendition)
The chairman, attaching the agenda, issues the invitation... (the active rendition)
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