Spanish term
dado que el tratamiento del tema es transversal
Elaboración de informe, recomendaciones y propuesta de sistema de contratación de empleo local. Las recomendaciones no sólo estarán dirigidas a la Gerencia de Relaciones Comunitarias, sino a la de Recursos Humanos, Legal y de Operaciones *dado que el tratamiento del tema es transversal* e involucra a todos los estamentos de XXX, incluyendo a los contratistas, por lo que los contratos de servicios deberían contener cláusulas específicas.
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Proposed translations
given that the issue is one that needs to be addressed on multiple levels
Suerte.
given the transversal approach to the topic/issue
Suerte.
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Jenni Lukac (X)
: transversal is a specific term and concept and is probably what the writer intended.
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Thank you, Jenni.
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Bubo Coroman (X)
: yes, or "given that the topic is dealt with transversally". Transversal does occur in English in European Community contexts. http://www.google.es/search?hl=es&rlz=1W1ACPW_es&q=transvers...
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Thank your for confirming, Deborah.
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