Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

politica dell'impresa

English translation:

company policy or corporate/business/enterprise policy

Added to glossary by David Massey
May 31, 2007 19:28
17 yrs ago
Italian term

politica dell'impresa

Italian to English Bus/Financial Government / Politics
I'm looking to compete this phrase:
"... the group of business leaders who 'fanno la politica dell'impresa' in Italy".
The site below offers "enterprise policy".
http://cordis.europa.eu/aoi/article.cfm?article=503&lang=en
Change log

Jun 7, 2007 07:44: David Massey changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/558413">David Massey's</a> old entry - "politica dell'impresa"" to ""company policy""

Proposed translations

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make company policy

set or establish couls work as well
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agree xlationhouse : agree
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agree potra : Yes
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agree Peter Cox
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agree James (Jim) Davis
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks - I used "corporate" in the end as it fits with Confindustria style"
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enterprise/corporate policy

Although I agree with David's answer in an individual context (i.e., Microsoft's company policy...) I get the sense that here the context is more of a general/global reference to government-industry policy. Therefore, I would suggest either using the term "enterprise policy" that you already found or perhaps corporate policy if you prefer.
Example sentence:

The Enterprise and Industry site provides users with online information on enterprise policy, EU actions to promote entrepreneurship ...

In this report we suggest that a fundamental goal of EU corporate tax policy should be to achieve a balance between dealing with tax holes and tax obstacles ...

Peer comment(s):

agree WendellR : It's a subtle but essential difference; I'd consider "company" off the track. They're talking globally about "business policy" or "corporate policy" in Italy, not the policies of individual companies.
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Thanks Wendell.
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