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Swedish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general) | |||||||
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4 | suborder on call |
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3 +1 | as and when (order instalment) requisitioned ('called off') |
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3 | on demand |
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suborder on call Explanation: Avrop usually refers to suborder. |
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as and when (order instalment) requisitioned ('called off') Explanation: 'Avrop' already many times in ProZ SW>EN glossary - but you could be translating into Lithuanian - without being prefixed by efter. Requisition is one of the terms not featured, but is my pref. for a severable/ non-severable instalment-order contract. '... The State Government has now *requisitioned for final instalment* of Rs. 15.45 crore for meeting committed Page 6. -6- liabilities. ...' northeast.nic.in/John_Tour_Assam_19122002.pdf |
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on demand Explanation: delivery on demand; sell on demand; available on demand etc. |
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