Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
besoins sociaux impérieux
English translation:
pressing social needs
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cmwilliams (X)
Sep 19, 2010 06:42
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French term
besoins sociaux impérieux d’intérêt public
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Roma emigrants
French sentence:
Elle s’appuyait aussi sur l’article 8 de la Convention Européenne des Droits de l’Homme (CEDH), estimant qu’il s’agissait d’une ingérence dans l’exercice du droit au respect de la vie privée et familiale disproportionnée en l’absence de +++ besoins sociaux impérieux d’intérêt public+++.
+++ besoins sociaux impérieux d’intérêt public+++
urgent public interest social needs?
Thanks for your help.
Elle s’appuyait aussi sur l’article 8 de la Convention Européenne des Droits de l’Homme (CEDH), estimant qu’il s’agissait d’une ingérence dans l’exercice du droit au respect de la vie privée et familiale disproportionnée en l’absence de +++ besoins sociaux impérieux d’intérêt public+++.
+++ besoins sociaux impérieux d’intérêt public+++
urgent public interest social needs?
Thanks for your help.
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Sep 24, 2010 17:20: cmwilliams (X) Created KOG entry
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pressing social needs in the public interest
The English term in this context is "pressing social need(s)"
La Cour, dans sa jurisprudence constante, a traduit cette exigence dans la formule du “besoin social impérieux” (“pressing social need”).9 Ceci est une ...
www.concourt.am/armenian/almanakh/almanac2003/.../4.doc
pressing social need. Sunday Times v UK. A concept used by the European Court of Human Rights as the basis for assessing whether or not an interference with ...
law.jrank.org/.../pressing-social-need.html
Necessity is a rigorous test which implies a “pressing social need”: Handyside v UK ... The pressing social need must accord with the requirements of a ...
www.lawobserver.co.uk/32.html
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or 'of public interest'
La Cour, dans sa jurisprudence constante, a traduit cette exigence dans la formule du “besoin social impérieux” (“pressing social need”).9 Ceci est une ...
www.concourt.am/armenian/almanakh/almanac2003/.../4.doc
pressing social need. Sunday Times v UK. A concept used by the European Court of Human Rights as the basis for assessing whether or not an interference with ...
law.jrank.org/.../pressing-social-need.html
Necessity is a rigorous test which implies a “pressing social need”: Handyside v UK ... The pressing social need must accord with the requirements of a ...
www.lawobserver.co.uk/32.html
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Note added at 1 hr (2010-09-19 08:37:24 GMT)
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or 'of public interest'
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urgent social needs of public interest
The group can be broken like that :
urgent social needs of public interest
I am not sure of the terms but it's how the sentence works.
Hope it helps.
urgent social needs of public interest
I am not sure of the terms but it's how the sentence works.
Hope it helps.
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vital social needs in the public interest
IMO it could be either in the public interest, or of interest to the public
Peer comment(s):
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Delphine Perrottet
: in the public interest
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Merci Delphine
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Maia Tabet
: agree: IN the public interest
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pressing social issues of general interest
One more option, all the others are correct, too
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vital societal reasons affecting the public at large
I'd avoid "social" which could be understand as the social requirements of the Rom.
What it means is that the local authorities had no right to request removal of the Rom in question because they were not actually causing any disturbance or in any way diminishing the rights and pleasures of the rest of society. For example, they were not potentially causing lung cancer among local residents when burnig the insulation off "borrowed" copper cabling in open fires, or at least it was not deemed to be impérieux to remove them for this reason.
What it means is that the local authorities had no right to request removal of the Rom in question because they were not actually causing any disturbance or in any way diminishing the rights and pleasures of the rest of society. For example, they were not potentially causing lung cancer among local residents when burnig the insulation off "borrowed" copper cabling in open fires, or at least it was not deemed to be impérieux to remove them for this reason.
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pressing social need (affecting the general public)
Whatever you do with "d'intérêt public", I think you need to use "pressing social need" as it is a recognised legal term (European jurisprudence) - as already pointed out by cmwilliams. My understanding of the term "pressing social need" means it affects the general public, so I'd be inclined to leave that part out...
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