inglés term
"Motion Not Carried"
Colleagues from Spain, feel free to send me your suggestions as well. This is a translation of a public meeting about early care. Is okay to translate it as "La Moción es anulada or no es aprobada?
I'm sorry about the previous duplicate sentence. It's already closed.
Thanks for you help.
Here is the full paragraph for your review:
CHAIR ANNOUNCES THE ACTION ITEM AND THE RESULT OF
THE FINAL VOTE BY STATING THE FOLLOWING |
"Motion Carried" / " La Moción es Aprobada"
"Motion Not Carried"
5 +3 | moción no aprobada/rechazada | Eduard Urgell |
5 | la moción no ha lugar | José Julián Díaz |
Nov 13, 2022 08:30: changed "Kudoz queue" from "In queue" to "Public"
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Proposed translations
moción no aprobada/rechazada
Muchas gracias Edward |
la moción no ha lugar
Expresiva fórmula judicial para rechazar una petición o queja presentada por una de las partes.
http://www.enciclopedia-juridica.com/d/moción/moción.htm
Muchas gracias Jose Julian. |
Muchas gracias Eduard. |
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