suole operare

English translation: usually makes a distinction

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Italian term or phrase:suole operare
English translation:usually makes a distinction
Entered by: mudit888

10:39 Oct 24, 2017
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
Italian term or phrase: suole operare
Ed è proprio con riguardo a questa seconda condicio che la giurisprudenza concordemente suole operare una distinzione in relazione al soggetto passivo del reato.
mudit888
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usually makes a distinction
Explanation:
usually or even a stronger term, in the sense of "being a habit" or a rule, but not a fixed legal standard
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Shabelula
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3 +5usually makes a distinction
Shabelula
3use to operate/make a distinction
Anca Malureanu


  

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use to operate/make a distinction


Explanation:
solére v. tr. e intr. [lat. solēre] (pres. sòglio, suòli [ant. sògli o suògli], suòle, sogliamo, soléte, sògliono; pass. rem. soléi, solésti, ecc.; pres. cong. sòglia, ecc.; part. pass. sòlito). – 1. Avere l’abitudine, usare. Il verbo, che appartiene alla lingua letter. o elevata (salvo in alcune espressioni impers. come si suol dire, si suole fare, suole accadere, ecc.), è usato quasi esclusivam. nelle forme semplici dell’indicativo (non però nel futuro) e meno spesso del congiuntivo, e nell’infinito pres. (negli altri tempi è sostituito dalla locuz. essere solito: v. solito), ed è sempre unito a un altro verbo all’infinito: suole uscire tutte le sere;


    Reference: http://www.treccani.it/vocabolario/solere/
Anca Malureanu
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usually makes a distinction


Explanation:
usually or even a stronger term, in the sense of "being a habit" or a rule, but not a fixed legal standard

Shabelula
Italy
Local time: 18:46
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Native speaker of: Italian
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agree  philgoddard
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agree  Maria Hansford
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agree  Rachel Fell
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agree  Lisa Jane
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agree  James (Jim) Davis: or "normally" perphaps.
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