Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
propase e internación minera
English translation:
tresspassing and entering the mines
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Alan Lambson
Sep 29, 2020 20:22
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Spanish term
propase e internación minera
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Mining & Minerals / Gems
In a letter of complaint sent by one ming company to another:
Hemos recibido denuncias verbales de que su empresa estuviera efectuando trabajos subterráneos en nuestras concesiones mineras en el área XXX/YYY. Esta vez, indican que no solo existiera propase, sino internación, por lo que inclusive importantes tonelajes de carga mineralizada de nuestra propiedad se hubieran y se estuvieran trasladando al XXX para su procesamiento y venta.
Hemos recibido denuncias verbales de que su empresa estuviera efectuando trabajos subterráneos en nuestras concesiones mineras en el área XXX/YYY. Esta vez, indican que no solo existiera propase, sino internación, por lo que inclusive importantes tonelajes de carga mineralizada de nuestra propiedad se hubieran y se estuvieran trasladando al XXX para su procesamiento y venta.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | tresspassing and entering the mines | Maria Aragon |
4 | trespass and intrusion on the mines | Antonella Perazzoni |
3 | overstepping [the boundary] and entering the mines | Robert Carter |
Proposed translations
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tresspassing and entering the mines
Reportedly, this time not only did they trespass on our land but also entered our mines...
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overstepping [the boundary] and entering the mines
Your context doesn't actually say "propase e internación minera", it just mentions "propase" and "internación", presumably in "nuestras concesiones mineras".
For your text, I would probably translate it as "not only overstepping our boundaries, but even entering our mines."
"Propase" as a noun presumably comes from:
"propasar
...
1. tr. Pasar más adelante de lo debido."
https://dle.rae.es/propasar?m=form
For your text, I would probably translate it as "not only overstepping our boundaries, but even entering our mines."
"Propase" as a noun presumably comes from:
"propasar
...
1. tr. Pasar más adelante de lo debido."
https://dle.rae.es/propasar?m=form
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trespass and intrusion on the mines
My try
Example sentence:
2 In the case ofthe surface and subsurface it is accepted that any intrusion however slight is trespass and is actionable per se
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