Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
öffentliche Liste der Verbände
English translation:
public listing of (recognised) associations
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Frosty
Oct 31, 2004 15:38
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öffentliche Liste der Verbände
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official list of associations
Hello all!
Does anyone know what the following list is called, either in German or English? And how would you translate "die ihre Interessen gegenüber dem Bundestag und der Bundesregierung vertreten dürfen"? It seems I'm having a mental block today - the phrase I want is on the tip of my tongue but just out of reach!
"Der X ist beim Präsidenten des Bundestages in die öffentliche Liste der Verbände eingetragen, die ihre Interessen gegenüber dem Bundestag und der Bundesregierung vertreten dürfen."
Thanks very much!
Hilary ;-)
Does anyone know what the following list is called, either in German or English? And how would you translate "die ihre Interessen gegenüber dem Bundestag und der Bundesregierung vertreten dürfen"? It seems I'm having a mental block today - the phrase I want is on the tip of my tongue but just out of reach!
"Der X ist beim Präsidenten des Bundestages in die öffentliche Liste der Verbände eingetragen, die ihre Interessen gegenüber dem Bundestag und der Bundesregierung vertreten dürfen."
Thanks very much!
Hilary ;-)
Proposed translations
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German term (edited):
"�ffentliche Liste der Verb�nde"
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public listing of (recognised) associations
How about:
"(The) X is recorded with the Pres. of the BT in the public listing of (recognised) associations, the members of which may represent their interests to the BT and the BR."
Basically, Lobbyists!
"(The) X is recorded with the Pres. of the BT in the public listing of (recognised) associations, the members of which may represent their interests to the BT and the BR."
Basically, Lobbyists!
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