Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Bulgarian term or phrase:
Налага се изводът за
English translation:
it is necessary / imperative that
Bulgarian term
Налага се изводът за
Aug 29, 2010 15:50: Pavel Tsvetkov Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
it is necessary/imperative that...
Моето предложение е:
It is necessary/imperative that all (the) factors should be urgently analyzed/considered/determined/distinguished/taken into consideration.... в зависимост от контекста. Да се "мобилизират" факторите звучи почти по сталински. :) Виж, да се мобилизират силите/усилията е друго нещо.
to impose the conclusion of
The conclusion one is forced to make is that ...
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call for / necessitate
This calls for (necessitates) the conclusion that ...
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