due diligence dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de due diligence dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

due diligence SUBST U JUR

due diligence

diligence f normale

Traductions de due diligence dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

to exercise due diligence

éviter des actes de négligence

Traductions de due diligence dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

diligence [GB ˈdɪlɪdʒ(ə)ns, Am ˈdɪlədʒəns] SUBST

1. diligence (gen):

diligence

zèle m

diligence

diligence f form (in dans, in doing à faire)

2. diligence JUR:

to exercise due diligence

éviter des actes de négligence

I.due [GB djuː, Am d(j)u] SUBST

due

dû m

it was his due (gen)

ce n'était que son dû

it was his due (of money, inheritance etc)

ça devait lui revenir

it was his due (of praise, recognition etc)

il le méritait

I must give her her due, she…

il faut lui rendre cette justice, elle…

the Tax Office, give them their due, actually refunded the money

il faut bien le reconnaître que le centre des impôts a finalement remboursé l'argent

II.dues SUBST

dues pl. tantum:

dues (for membership)

cotisation f

dues (for import, taxes etc)

droits mpl

to pay one's dues litt

payer sa cotisation

to pay one's dues fig

payer son dû

III.due [GB djuː, Am d(j)u] ADJ

1. due (payable) jamais épith:

to be/fall due rent, next instalment:

arriver/venir à échéance

when due

à l'échéance

the rent is due on/no later than the 6th

le loyer doit être payé le 6/avant le 6

the balance due

le solde dû

debts due to the company/by the company

dettes actives/passives

2. due (entitled to):

they should pay him what is due to him

on devrait lui payer l'argent auquel il a droit

the prisoner made the phone calls due fam him Am

le prisonnier a passé les coups de téléphone auxquels il avait droit

3. due (about to be paid, given) fam:

I'm due some back pay/four days' holiday

on me doit des arriérés/quatre jours de congé

we are due (for) a wage increase soon (as is normal)

nos salaires doivent bientôt être augmentés

we are due (for) a wage increase soon (if all goes well)

nos salaires devraient bientôt être augmentés

4. due (appropriate) tjrs épith:

with due solemnity

avec toute la solennité qui s'impose/s'imposait etc

after due consideration

après mûre réflexion

with all due respect to a man of his age

malgré tout le respect que l'on doit à un homme de son âge

to show due respect or consideration for sb/sth

témoigner le respect dû à qn/qc

to give all due praise to sb

rendre un hommage bien mérité à qn

you will receive a letter in due course

vous recevrez une lettre en temps utile

in due course it transpired that …

à la longue il est apparu que …

5. due JUR (in phrases):

in due form

en bonne et due forme

to be charged with driving without due care and attention

être inculpé de conduite imprudente

6. due (scheduled, expected):

to be due to do

devoir faire

we are due to leave there in the evening

nous devons partir de là-bas le soir

the changes due in the year 2000

les changements qui doivent se produire en l'an 2000

to be due (in) or due to arrive train, bus:

être attendu

to be due (in) or due to arrive person:

devoir arriver

to be due back soon/at 8

devoir revenir bientôt/à 8 heures

to be due out coach, boat etc:

devoir partir

to be due out book:

devoir sortir

the book is due out in the shops soon

le livre doit sortir bientôt (en librairie)

to be due for completion/demolition

devoir être terminé/démoli

IV.due [GB djuː, Am d(j)u] ADV (directly)

to face due north/east etc building:

être orienté plein nord/est etc

to face due north/east etc hiker etc:

regarder vers le nord/l'est etc

to go due south/west etc

aller droit vers le sud/l'ouest etc

to sail due south

avoir le cap au sud

to march due north

marcher tout droit en direction du nord

due east there is…

à l'est il y a…

V.due to PRÉP

1. due to (because of):

due to

en raison de

due to bad weather/a fall in demand

en raison du mauvais temps/d'une baisse de la demande

due to the fact that the satellite link had broken down

en raison d'une rupture de liaison avec le satellite

he resigned due to the fact that …

il a démissionné parce que …

to be due to delay, cancellation etc:

être dû/due à

due to unforeseen circumstances

pour des raisons indépendantes de notre volonté

‘closed due to illness’

‘fermé pour cause de maladie’

‘cancelled due to high winds’

‘annulé pour cause de vent trop fort’

2. due to (thanks to):

due to

grâce à

it's all due to you

c'est uniquement grâce à toi

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Traductions de due diligence dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

diligence [ˈdɪl·ɪ·dʒ ə n(t)s] SUBST

diligence

diligence f

I.due [du] ADJ

1. due (owing):

due

dû(due)

due debt, tax

exigible

a bill due (on) January 1st

un effet payable le 1er janvier

to be due sth

devoir qc

to fall due

arriver à échéance

2. due (appropriate):

with (all) due respect

sauf votre respect

with due caution

avec la prudence qui convient

after due consideration

après mûre réflexion

to treat sb with the respect due to him/her

se comporter envers qn avec tout le respect qui lui est dû

3. due (expected):

to be due to +infin

devoir +infin

the train is due in 10 minutes

le train doit arriver dans 10 minutes

the video is due out soon

la vidéo va bientôt sortir

the baby is due in May

le bébé doit arriver en mai

II.due [du] SUBST

1. due (sth owed):

due

dû m

to give sb his/her due

donner à qn ce qui lui revient

2. due plur (fees):

due

droits mpl

due of membership

cotisation f

to pay dues

payer ses droits

to pay one's dues (obligations)

remplir ses obligations

to pay one's dues (debts)

payer ses dettes

III.due [du] ADV

due north

plein nord

to go due west

aller droit vers l'ouest

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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For his due diligence, he received a salary increase of $100 in 1844.

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With due diligence to the set religious practices, the monastery has been substantially rebuilt.

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It specializes in patent litigation, patent valuation, damages, patent portfolio management and technology due diligence advisory to both law firms and corporations.

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They state that the banks often made loans without proper due diligence to people who had little means to repay the loans.

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In international business development, performing due diligence on the foreign country and the partner limits the risks involved in such a business transaction.

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As always, do your due diligence before making any investment decision.

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Services available include strategy analysis, forecasting and due diligence.

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Thus, portfolio diversification and extra due diligence are your only defenses against the fraud goblin.

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It moved money in and out of "casas de cambio" without proper due diligence.

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Banks, insurers and export credit agencies are increasingly demanding that customers provide detailed anti-corruption due diligence information, to verify their probity and integrity.

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