libérer par dérogation

English translation: release under derogation

21:27 Feb 2, 2005
French to English translations [Non-PRO]
Medical - Medical: Instruments / dental alloys
French term or phrase: libérer par dérogation
Hi, I am posting a different context in case it is more useful.
S'ils devaient pour une raison ou une autre, libérer des produites par dérogations car ils ont rencontré un problème, vous devez demander parce qu'il a été libéré par dérogation et non par voie normale.
Fiona Blower
English translation:release under derogation
Explanation:
My suggestion assumes the products are blocked somewhere (customs?) and cannot be released through the normal channels, so a derogation is needed.
There seem to be errors in the French: "produites par dérogations" for "produits par dérogation", "parce que" for "pourquoi".
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libérer par dérogation
release under derogation


Explanation:
My suggestion assumes the products are blocked somewhere (customs?) and cannot be released through the normal channels, so a derogation is needed.
There seem to be errors in the French: "produites par dérogations" for "produits par dérogation", "parce que" for "pourquoi".

Charles Lucas
Local time: 08:13
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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