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Englisch translation: restricted / restrictive / confined / narrow



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Deutsch Begriff oder Satz:eng gesetzt
Englisch Übersetzung:restricted / restrictive / confined / narrow
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Übersetzungen Deutsch > Englisch [PRO]
Law/Patents - Internationale Organisationen/Zusammenarbeit/Entwicklung / South Africa, politics
Deutsch Begriff oder Satz: eng gesetzt
Der verfassungsmäßige Rahmen für den Landreformprozeß in Südafrika ist * eng gesetzt.* Gleichwohl hat sich die Regierung zu weitreichenden Reformen verpflichtet: (and then a series of reforms).

I'm not quite sure what point is being made about the constitutional framework here (especially as elsewhere in the text the new constitution is applauded).
Deborah Shannon
Vereinigtes Königreich
Limited/restricted in scope
Erklärung:
Rural Development Programme (RDP)

It is important to note that the RDP was completed after the *interim constitution was written* and put its plans for land reform *within the confines* of the provisions on land contained within the constitution. Not surprisingly, the RDP did not go far beyond listing a lot of good intentions and wishes. It did not address difficult issues of how to avoid or deal with the consequences of disrupting existing commercial agriculture or the resistance to fundamental change that was bound to come from landowners and from international business interests. The intentions set out in the RDP would, had they been decisively acted on, have gone someway to bringing about a fundamental transformation of property relations.

The few intimations in the RDP of anything outside a narrow free-market ideology, such as statements like “increasing the public sector in strategic areas through, for example, nationalisation,” were soon vanquished from future economic policies and statements. The clause already revealed an uncertainty as it *fell short* of saying that there would be widespread nationalisation as part of building a strong state capable of driving economic transformation. Nationalisation, became a “for example” and is quickly followed by talk of purchasing shares in companies and joint ventures with the private sector. Talk of democratising the economy and involving workers in decisions about the economy have in practice *never gone beyond rhetoric.*

The constitution of South Africa[14] was a result of and a key part of the negotiated settlement that ended Apartheid. Section 25 that deals with land rights was hotly debated. The resulting compromise set the political direction for the handling of land reform and set the legal parameters within which land reform has to be dealt with. The sentiment, expressed in the preamble, “that South Africa belongs to all who live in it,” finds no place in the property clause. The constitution recognises existing property rights in sections 25(1) and in section 25(2) allows for expropriation only “for a public purpose or in the public interest” and with compensation being paid.

These sections oblige the state to deal with aspects of land reform while also recognising current property rights. Thus *the constitution is a constraint* to the changing property relations in as far as it protects existing property rights, requires compensation to be paid for land to be used for land reform and does not establish clear rights to property for all South Africans or even for those who work the land. On the other hand the constitution does create an obligation on the state to have land reform and leaves space for far reaching reforms if the state is willing and able to make available sufficient finances and to implement a programme that can make the most of the land reform possibilities within the constraints.
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Kim Metzger
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ZUSAMMENFASSUNG ALLER ÜBERSETZUNGEN (ENGLISCH)
4 +5is narrow
SwissTell
4 +3...is narrowly defined
gangels
4 +1narrow / restrictive
ntext
4 +1restricted
Andrew Read
4Limited/restricted in scope
Kim Metzger
4detailed
R. A. Stegemann


  

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3 Min.   Antwortsicherheit: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 Zustimmung (Netto): +5
is narrow

Erklärung:
the constitutional framework ... is rather confined

SwissTell
Vereinigte Staaten
Muttersprache: Deutsch
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Zustimmung ingo_h
5 Min.

Zustimmung Mag. Sabine Senn
9 Min.

Zustimmung Andrew Read: "rather narrow" sounds good; not "narrowly defined" in this context, IMO.
50 Min.

Zustimmung Brandis: could be also set narrow or narrowly set.
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Zustimmung kalimeh
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4 Min.   Antwortsicherheit: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 Zustimmung (Netto): +1
narrow / restrictive

Erklärung:
meaning: does not allow for much leeway, does not leave much room for interpretation — something like that

ntext
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Arbeitsgebiet
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Zustimmung ingo_h
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detailed

Erklärung:
In the sense that there is little room for argument.

R. A. Stegemann
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Arbeitsgebiet
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...is narrowly defined

Erklärung:
xxx

gangels
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Muttersprache: Englisch, Deutsch

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Zustimmung Robert Schlarb: yes, or " the constitutional limits are narrowly defined"
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Zustimmung Trudy Peters
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Zustimmung Robert Kleemaier
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restricted

Erklärung:
Another option:

The constitutional measures available are somewhat restricted:...

Andrew Read
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Zustimmung Ingo Dierkschnieder: or limited
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Limited/restricted in scope

Erklärung:
Rural Development Programme (RDP)

It is important to note that the RDP was completed after the *interim constitution was written* and put its plans for land reform *within the confines* of the provisions on land contained within the constitution. Not surprisingly, the RDP did not go far beyond listing a lot of good intentions and wishes. It did not address difficult issues of how to avoid or deal with the consequences of disrupting existing commercial agriculture or the resistance to fundamental change that was bound to come from landowners and from international business interests. The intentions set out in the RDP would, had they been decisively acted on, have gone someway to bringing about a fundamental transformation of property relations.

The few intimations in the RDP of anything outside a narrow free-market ideology, such as statements like “increasing the public sector in strategic areas through, for example, nationalisation,” were soon vanquished from future economic policies and statements. The clause already revealed an uncertainty as it *fell short* of saying that there would be widespread nationalisation as part of building a strong state capable of driving economic transformation. Nationalisation, became a “for example” and is quickly followed by talk of purchasing shares in companies and joint ventures with the private sector. Talk of democratising the economy and involving workers in decisions about the economy have in practice *never gone beyond rhetoric.*

The constitution of South Africa[14] was a result of and a key part of the negotiated settlement that ended Apartheid. Section 25 that deals with land rights was hotly debated. The resulting compromise set the political direction for the handling of land reform and set the legal parameters within which land reform has to be dealt with. The sentiment, expressed in the preamble, “that South Africa belongs to all who live in it,” finds no place in the property clause. The constitution recognises existing property rights in sections 25(1) and in section 25(2) allows for expropriation only “for a public purpose or in the public interest” and with compensation being paid.

These sections oblige the state to deal with aspects of land reform while also recognising current property rights. Thus *the constitution is a constraint* to the changing property relations in as far as it protects existing property rights, requires compensation to be paid for land to be used for land reform and does not establish clear rights to property for all South Africans or even for those who work the land. On the other hand the constitution does create an obligation on the state to have land reform and leaves space for far reaching reforms if the state is willing and able to make available sufficient finances and to implement a programme that can make the most of the land reform possibilities within the constraints.



    Quelle: http://www.nkuzi.org.za/land_reform.htm
Kim Metzger
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