a presidio di

English translation: governing

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Italian term or phrase:a presidio di
English translation:governing
Entered by: Peter Waymel

15:51 Mar 30, 2012
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general) / Ethical Code
Italian term or phrase: a presidio di
The phrase refers to certain "principi";

"PRINCIPI A PRESIDIO DI SPECIFICHE FATTISPECIE DI REATO ai sensi del D.Lgs."

Governing? Definitely not garrisoning. The sense I think is principles that protect employees - when the same employees follow these principles - from committing the types of crimes being referred to.

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Peter
Peter Waymel
Italy
Local time: 00:33
governing
Explanation:
Or concerning, or relating to. I'd say something like "Principles governing specific offences under legislative decree..."
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philgoddard
United States
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Thanks Phil.
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4 +2governing
philgoddard
4Principles "to guard against/prevent" specific acts/occurences deemed to be criminal offences ...
cfraser


  

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Principles "to guard against/prevent" specific acts/occurences deemed to be criminal offences ...


Explanation:
intended meaning...
Principles (to be adhered to) "to guard against/prevent" specific acts/occurences deemed to be criminal offences pursuant to Legislative Decree...

cfraser
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governing


Explanation:
Or concerning, or relating to. I'd say something like "Principles governing specific offences under legislative decree..."

philgoddard
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Thanks Phil.

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agree  Peter Cox
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agree  EirTranslations
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