Job Alemán De la Cruz - Glossary of Terms of "Legislación y Normatividad"

15 English for "Legislación y Normatividad" terms

This glossary is made to get familiar with terminology of the material of "Legislación y Normatividad".

Bases
Noun
Set of initial principles or norms from which a thing is elaborated, established or created.
Example: Traditional BASES of collectivism, stemming from the hard and difficult work practices and the experience of managerial direction are thus eroded.
es: Bases
Bases
Beginning
Noun
The background or origins of anything.
Example: He has risen from humble BEGINNINGS to great wealth.
es: Principio
Beginnings
Behaviour
Noun
The way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others.
Example: If a product only triggered off neutral feelings, then consumer's attitude and then BEHAVIOUR would not be likely to change, but here an element of surprise is involved.
es: Comportamiento
Behaviour
Conduct
Noun
The manner in which a person behaves, especially on a particular occasion or in a particular context.
Example: There is no corresponding duty on the part of the employer to give notice to the union of the steps which he or she plans to take in response to the dispute: yet the dispute may have arisen as a result of the unlawful or unreasonable CONDUCT of the employer.
es: Conducta
Conduct
Guideline
Noun
a general rule, principle, or piece of advice.
Example: The opening process follows the same GUIDELINES as in the case of pedal operation.
es: Pauta
Guidelines
Juridical
Adjective
Relating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law.
Example: Government serves to be a JURIDICAL institution, a night watchman, whose main work is just to preserve these rights from unjust violation.
es: Jurídicas
Juridical
Laws
Noun
The system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties.
Example: Specialized restaurants receive deliveries of a range of wild species from approved suppliers despite LAWS against its consumption.
es: Leyes
Laws
Link
Noun
Union or non-material relationship, especially that established between two people.
Example: Another potentially important intrinsic factor is body size, and the possible LINK between body size and distribution can be illustrated in three ways.
es: Vínculo
Link between people
Norm
Noun
Something that is usual, typical, or standard.
Example: This is an example of a business NORM - no where was the practice documented or specified - it is just a generally accepted and established practice.
es: Norma
Norm
Organs
Noun
A department or organization that performs a specified function.
Example: The central administrative and business ORGANS.
es: Órganos
Organ
Relations
Noun
The way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected; a thing's effect on or relevance to another.
Example: For this reason we shall look for alternative ways of analyzing social RELATIONS and consider how different socio-political formations interacted with each other.
es: Relaciones
Relations
Respected
Adjectivo
Treat a person or thing with respect or consideration for any quality, situation or circumstance that determines them.
Example: Harry is well RESPECTED amongst his subordinates and his peers.
es: Respetado
Respected
Set
Noun
Grouping of people, animals or things considered as a homogeneous whole, without distinguishing their parts.
Example: The SET of laws and regulations.
es: Conjunto
Set
State
Noun
A nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government.
Example: The general idea that the poor community needs the assistance of the STATE and has the right to be served free of charge should be abolished in order for extension staff to stop having a paternalistic approach.
es: Estado
Department of State
Tight
Adjective
Fixed, fastened, or closed firmly; hard to move, undo, or open.
Example: She was offered a job TIGHT after finishing her studies at a firm called 'Couture Milliner'.
es: Ajustado
Tight