Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Implica un quehacer institucional y personal

English translation:

[It] involves an institutional and personal mission

Added to glossary by Andrea Diaz
Jun 3, 2014 23:44
9 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Implica un quehacer institucional y personal

Spanish to English Law/Patents Government / Politics
Implica un quehacer institucional y personal fundado en el reconocimiento global, coherente y razonado de la realidad sobre la que se actúa y, consecuentemente, la obligación de percibir e interpretar los hechos por encima de visiones y opiniones parciales o unilaterales, máxime si éstas pueden alterar la expresión o consecuencia del quehacer institucional.

Discussion

Andrea Diaz (asker) Jun 5, 2014:
Thank you. Everyone, thank you so much for your help. Your answers helped me a lot to guide my translation.
Muriel Vasconcellos Jun 5, 2014:
Thanks so much Context is everything. We can see now that it's a glossary definition and that the term is "objectividad" - both elements crucial to answering your question.
Andrea Diaz (asker) Jun 4, 2014:
Context. This is the context and the link to the original article.

Objetividad.

Implica un quehacer institucional y personal fundado en el reconocimiento global, coherente y razonado de la realidad sobre la que se actúa y, consecuentemente, la obligación de percibir e interpretar los hechos por encima de visiones y opiniones parciales o unilaterales, máxime si éstas pueden alterar la expresión o consecuencia del quehacer institucional. La objetividad, vinculada a los otros principios, debe otorgar a los procesos electorales y sus resultados claridad y aceptación por parte del electorado, evitando situaciones inciertas o de conflicto. En ese sentido la Constitución General de la República, en su artículo 41 determina que la organización de las elecciones federales es una función estatal que se realiza a través de un organismo público autónomo denominado Instituto Federal Electoral, dotado de personalidad jurídica y patrimonio propios, en cuya integración participan el Poder Legislativo de la Unión, los partidos políticos nacionales y los ciudadanos, en los términos que ordene la ley.

http://www.trife.gob.mx/glossary/3/lettero

Thank you for your help Laura.
Joss Heywood Jun 4, 2014:
Andrea - I've left what I think is a full translation of the sentence at hte end of the previous discussion. I don't think it helps to chop it into pieces like this.
Muriel Vasconcellos Jun 4, 2014:
More context? Please give us the previous sentence in Spanish and clarification of the subject of 'implica'.

Proposed translations

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[It] involves an institutional and personal mission

This is the best I can do without further context (such as previous sentence).
Peer comment(s):

agree neilmac : I usually prefer an anaphoric "This..." to the more lowly "It"...
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Implies a personal and institutional commitment

Since it's a glossary definition, in this case 'imply' seems to be the most appropriate translation - a "true" friend not to be avoided.

Imply - definition from Merriam Webster International:

"b : to involve as a necessary concomitant (as by general or logical implication, by signification, or by very nature or essence)"

Commitment - definition from Merriam Webster International:

"2a : the act of committing to the charge, keeping, or trust"
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