Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

INDETERMINATEZZA Dl FACOLTA\'

English translation:

that his/her powers are lacking or unclear [ill defined]

Added to glossary by Paul O'Brien
Jan 15, 2023 20:22
1 yr ago
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Italian term

INDETERMINATEZZA Dl FACOLTA'

Italian to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
Let's get this one into the database as well. I know what they mean, but I cannot even find the Italian equivalent.

AL NOMINATO PROCURATORE VENGONO CONFERITI TUTTI i PIU AMPI POTERI PER L'ADEMPIMENTO DEL PRESENTE MANDATO, IN MODO CHE MAI PER ALCUN MOTIVO POSSA ECCEPIRSI CARENZA O ***INDETERMINATEZZA Dl FACOLTA'*** , CON OGNI FACOLTÀ' E POTERE Dl LEGGE, COMPRESO QUELLO Dl CONCILIARE O TRANSIGERE LE CONTROVERSIE, RINUNCIARE ALL'AZIONE, CON PROMESSA DA PARTE DELLA SOCIETA I COSTITUENTE Dl RATO E VALIDO, SOTTO GLI OBBLIGHI Dl LEGGE .

Proposed translations

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that his/her powers are lacking or unclear [ill defined]

I would rephrase it along these lines.
Peer comment(s):

agree Ivana UK
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3 hrs
Italian term (edited): indeterminatezza di facoltà

vagueness of the authority granted

- rather than the inability to locate a University or other College Faculty.

Vagueness of authority, rather than 'obscurity' of laws and statutes and that some UK lawyers think is awfully funny.

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Note added at 3 hrs (2023-01-15 23:41:16 GMT)
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Authority is meant to cover facoltà in the plural (?) as powers.
Example sentence:

IATE: nformation technology and data processing [EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATIONS] COM it indeterminatezza COM en indeterminacy COM nonspecificity

Unconstitutional vagueness is a concept that is used to strike down certain laws and judicial actions in *United States* federal courts.

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6 hrs

the powers granted fall short or be subject to challenge

meaning behind meaning; simple language
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