Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
comité filière
English translation:
industry committee
Added to glossary by
Chris Hall
Sep 29, 2010 16:47
13 yrs ago
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French term
comité filière
French to English
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In "À la suite d’une rencontre conjointe des comités de négociation veaux d’embouche et bouvillons d’abattage et après discussion dans chaque comité de mise en marché, les deux secteurs ont convenu de créer un comité filière"
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Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | industry committee | Chris Hall |
4 | supply chain committee | rkillings |
3 | standing committee | Maia Tabet |
Change log
Sep 29, 2010 16:47: Daniel Bouchard changed "Language pair" from "English to French" to "French to English"
Oct 13, 2010 11:19: Chris Hall Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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7 mins
Selected
industry committee
comité - committee
filière - industry
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Note added at 8 mins (2010-09-29 16:55:28 GMT)
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les deux secteurs ont convenu de créer un comité filière
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both sectors have agreed to create an industry committee
filière - industry
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Note added at 8 mins (2010-09-29 16:55:28 GMT)
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les deux secteurs ont convenu de créer un comité filière
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both sectors have agreed to create an industry committee
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25 mins
standing committee
The context seems to suggest a transitional body which standing committee would fit.
9 hrs
supply chain committee
The translation problem with 'filière' is that English has not pressed a word into service to convey quite the same connotation. Translators fall back on 'sector' and 'industry' faute de mieux. But neither of these necessarily connotes the French meaning of a 'Suite d'opérations ou d'éléments coordonnés en vue d'un résultat.'
Here, you have two 'sectors' in a chain: the producers of feeder calves supply animals to the producers of slaughter steers (twice the size), which then send them on to the slaughterhouses and meatpackers. At best, these two sectors are only part of an industry, and there is no particular reason to believe this committee will be looking out for the sectors downstream from them, i.e. the rest of the meat industry.
Alternatively, you could do worse than 'two-sector' committee here. :-)
Here, you have two 'sectors' in a chain: the producers of feeder calves supply animals to the producers of slaughter steers (twice the size), which then send them on to the slaughterhouses and meatpackers. At best, these two sectors are only part of an industry, and there is no particular reason to believe this committee will be looking out for the sectors downstream from them, i.e. the rest of the meat industry.
Alternatively, you could do worse than 'two-sector' committee here. :-)
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