Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
limitativamente
English translation:
specifically
Added to glossary by
Henry Hinds
Sep 4, 2008 13:11
15 yrs ago
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Spanish term
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limitativamente
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
el lavado de dinero es considerado como de los delitos que limitativamente pueden ser cometidos por miembros de la delincuencia organizada
What does "limitativamente" mean? "Money laundering is one of the offences which can only be committed by persons engaged in organized crime"? (surely not true?)
"Money laundering is one of the offences which defines a person engaged in organized crime"?
Many thanks!
What does "limitativamente" mean? "Money laundering is one of the offences which can only be committed by persons engaged in organized crime"? (surely not true?)
"Money laundering is one of the offences which defines a person engaged in organized crime"?
Many thanks!
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References
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Change log
Sep 4, 2008 13:18: Henry Hinds changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Sep 9, 2008 14:43: Henry Hinds Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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Henry Hinds
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Selected
specifically
Think of it like that.
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Lydia De Jorge
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United States
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Don't just say it, say it right!
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with some limitation
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Richard Boulter
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USA English; a decade of experience.
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that, by definition, may be committed...
Possible wording. Not literally true in my view, but this seems to be what the source author thinks.
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Daniel Coria
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exclusively / particularly
You could also turn the viewpoint of the phrase and use "unambiguously" or "unequivocally".
My 2 cents...
My 2 cents...
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Extrinsically / incidentally
How I see it.
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Edward Tully
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Because your words matter
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solely/only
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1 day 8 hrs
in a restricted sense
Money laundering is one of the offences that may be committed in a restricted sense...
I.e., money-laundering, as per international finance regulations, is considered as indicative of activities in organized crime. Another possible explanation is corruption, for instance. HTH.
I.e., money-laundering, as per international finance regulations, is considered as indicative of activities in organized crime. Another possible explanation is corruption, for instance. HTH.
Reference comments
1 day 7 hrs
Reference:
(From TBL - original poster) Art 2 of the Federal Law against Organized Crime says: "“Cuando tres o más personas acuerden organizarse o se organicen para realizar ... alguno o algunos de los delitos siguientes, serán sancionadas por ese solo hecho, como miembros de la delincuencia organizada: ...[list includes] operaciones con recursos de procedencia ilícita” (the latter being a synonym for “money-laundering”). i.e. engaging in money-laudering is enough by itself to make you guilty of organized crime as well. Thanks for all suggestions.
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