qualora sia oggettivabile

English translation: if, objectively (amenable to objective evidence), there is ...

09:03 Dec 14, 2022
Italian to English translations [PRO]
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Italian term or phrase: qualora sia oggettivabile
4.1 Il Titolare ha la facoltà di svolgere verifiche, comprese ispezioni, anche attraverso terzi soggetti dallo stesso incaricati, allo scopo di monitorare il puntuale rispetto della normativa applicabile. ARCHIVA e EMBURSE hanno la facoltà di rifiutare l’accesso a soggetti indicati dal Titolare, qualora sia oggettivabile un conflitto di interessi o altra situazione che possa pregiudicare l’imparzialità ed oggettività delle attività di verifica:
4.2 le attività di verifica avviate su iniziativa del Titolare, sono preventivamente concordate con ARCHIVA e/o EMBURSE, al fine di minimizzare gli impatti sulla loro operatività.
garrett higgins
Local time: 18:55
English translation:if, objectively (amenable to objective evidence), there is ...
Explanation:
I'm unsure the subjective vs. objective contrast can be dodged : facoltà di rifiutare l’accesso a *soggetti* indicati dal Titolare..

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Adrian MM.
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Summary of answers provided
3 +2if, objectively (amenable to objective evidence), there is ...
Adrian MM.
4whenever there is reason to hold that ....... exists
Alison Kennedy
4in the case of a potential ........ arising
Lara Barnett
4may be detrimental objectively
Andrew Bramhall


  

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whenever there is reason to hold that ....... exists


Explanation:
I think you can say it like this ,,,

Alison Kennedy
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in the case of a potential ........ arising


Explanation:
"...in the case of a (potential) conflict of interest arising, or other situation that could...."

Example sentence(s):
  • "In the case of a conflict of interest arising..."
  • "In the case of a potential conflict of interest...>"

    https://bulphanvillagehall.co.uk/hall-conflicts-of-interest-policy/
    https://www.hearst.co.uk/statement-investment-principles
Lara Barnett
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if, objectively (amenable to objective evidence), there is ...


Explanation:
I'm unsure the subjective vs. objective contrast can be dodged : facoltà di rifiutare l’accesso a *soggetti* indicati dal Titolare..



Example sentence(s):
  • A conflict of interest exists if the circumstances are reasonably believed (on the basis of past experience and objective evidence) to create a risk ..
  • Other components, however, such as altruism, respect, and integrity, are seemingly less amenable to objective assessment because of their subjective nature.

    Reference: http://www.jstor.org/stable/256192
Adrian MM.
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agree  JudyC
3 hrs
  -> Thanks again, Judy, and grazie !

agree  Cillie Swart: Thanks for sharing !!
3 days 2 hrs
  -> Thanks and dankie, Cillie ! It looks like the next answer(er) has again lifted my own adverbial idea of 'objectively'.
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may be detrimental objectively


Explanation:
, where a conflict of interest or other situation may be objectively detrimental to the impartiality and objectivity of the verification processes:

Andrew Bramhall
United Kingdom
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