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How to align any EU legislation in any two EU languages

Posted on 15 January 2016 by Emma Goldsmith

A description of two methods to align the new Clinical Trials Regulation (or any other EU legislation) Continue reading →

Posted in 2. Beyond the Basics, Medical, Regulatory, SDL Trados Studio, Spanish-English translation | Tagged clinical trial, EMA, español, EUR-Lex, inglés, LF Aligner, spanish, Studio 2015, Translation memory | 2 Comments

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