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Mutatis mutandis
A direct translation from Latin of mutatīs mutandīs would read, 'with those things having been changed which need to be changed'. More colloquially, it can be interpreted as 'the necessary changes having been made,' where "the necessary changes" are usually implied by a prior statement assumed to be understood by the reader. It carries the connotation that the reader should pay attention to the corresponding differences between the current statement and a previous one, although they are analogous. This term is used frequently in economics and in law, to parameterize a statement with a new term, or note the application of an implied, mutually understood set of changes. The phrase is also used in the study of counter-factuals, wherein the requisite change in the factual basis of the past is made and the resulting causalities are followed. Examples:"His cat" and "His dog" should be changed to "Her cat" and "Her dog", mutatis mutandis for pony, sheep and cow. [i.e. "His pony" becomes "Her pony," and so on.]What we said about oil goes mutatis mutandis for natural gas.The two parties finally signed the contract mutatis mutandis.1982 Convention, ARTICLE 111: Section 2. The right of hot pursuit shall apply 'mutatis mutandis' to violations in the exclusive economic zone or on the continental shelf, including safety zones around continental shelf installations, of the laws and regulations of the coastal State applicable in accordance with this Convention to the exclusive economic zone or the continental shelf, including such safety zones.
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Mutatis mutandis
Mutatis mutandis est une locution latine, signifiant littéralement : « ce qui devait être changé ayant été changé », et que l'on pourrait traduire de façon plus actuelle par : . Cette locution indique donc au lecteur que l'on va procéder quant au fond à une analogie, à un rapprochement de deux situations similaires, desquelles on soustraira volontairement les dissemblances pour qu'un réel rapprochement puisse avoir lieu.
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Mutatis mutandis
Mutatis mutandis – łac. "zmieniając to, co powinno być zmienione; po dokonaniu niezbędnych zmian; z uwzględnieniem istniejących różnic". Zwrot stosowany w naukach prawnych i ekonomii na zwrócenie uwagi, że rozważana sytuacja jest analogiczna do innej, przytaczanej jako przykład, o ile uwzględni się różnice wynikające z odmiennych warunków.
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Mutatis mutandis
Mutatis mutandis è una locuzione latina che significa "una volta che siano cambiate [le cose] che dovevano cambiare [o essere cambiate]".L'espressione è propriamente usata ad indicare la modificazione di scenari o situazioni precedenti in correlazione con la necessità, o l'opportunità, di sottoporre a nuova verifica l'eventuale occorrenza di adeguare azioni ed interessi alle mutazioni intervenute.Sottintendendo la presenza di elementi di variabilità, la locuzione esprime anche significati comparativi, ed è per questa ragione che nel mondo anglosassone viene utilizzata con riferimento a scenari economici, quantunque con differente lettura del significato, che diviene attributo di coloro legati a comune destino in dipendenza di eventi comportanti modificazioni di comune contesto.
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Mutatis mutandis
Het Latijnse mutatis mutandis betekent letterlijk "nadat veranderd is wat veranderd moet worden". Dikwijls betekent dit dat men een tekst niet helemaal herhaalt, maar aan de lezer/toehoorder zegt: verander het op die punten waar het veranderd moet worden. Zo bijvoorbeeld een beschrijving van een beroep in de mannelijke vorm (leraar) bevat woorden als hij, aan hem, zijn, ... Bij de beschrijving in vrouwelijke vorm (lerares), moeten dus alleen de mannelijke voornaamwoorden, adjectieven aangepast worden.
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