Italian term
esecutiva
"La presente Autorizzazione è esecutiva nella procedura amministrativa e non sussiste la possibilità di presentare alcun ricorso ma può essere avviato il contenzioso amministrativo."
I am not sure of the meaning of the phrase "esecutiva nella procedura amministrativa". Does it mean "enforceable"?
Could you please help me? Thank you in advance.
3 +4 | This Authorization is enforceable in admistrative procedures | Maria Hansford |
3 -1 | applies to/is applicable to | Josephine Cassar |
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Proposed translations
This Authorization is enforceable in admistrative procedures
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TechLawDC
: Correct. Or "through administrative procedures". Remainder: ", and appeals are available only through Administrative Law proceedings" (i.e. in Administrative Law Court).
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applies to/is applicable to
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TechLawDC
: Possibly in a non-legal context, but not as a legal term.
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And yet this is a similar context-authorisation by authorities not court
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