May 6, 2021 17:20
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Spanish term

de día calendario a día calendario

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general)
17.1. Los plazos estipulados en el Contrato, incluidos los plazos para el cumplimiento de hitos de avance de la ruta crítica mencionados en la Cláusula 3 y el plazo para llevar a cabo la Puesta en Operación Comercial, serán suspendidos ***de día calendario a día calendario***, cuando se produzca cualquiera de los siguientes eventos (cada uno, una “Causal de Suspensión”):

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Discussion

Richard Hill (asker) May 8, 2021:
Oh well, never mind. All the same, I still prefer Phil's suggestion, which Cristina agrees with.
Yvonne Gallagher May 8, 2021:
@ Asker I really don't share your view about its awfulness:-). Sorry, but I think your suggested rewording is rather longwinded and unclear
Richard Hill (asker) May 8, 2021:
I don’t think so. I just think it’s an awful turn of phase, whose literal translation is equally as awful. I think the best solution is Phil's (please post you suggestion Phil) "for as many calendar days as the force majeure lasts", which will need rewording slightly as it applies to several events, not just force majeure, so something like “shall be suspended for as many calendar days as any of the following events, among others, may last:”
Yvonne Gallagher May 8, 2021:
@ Asker calendar day is (obviously) the date on the calendar as opposed to counting in terms of business/working days/holidays/weekends. So, from 8 - 15 (or whatever dates) inclusive. It doesn't mean "at any moment" here. Are you overthinking this?
Cristina Zavala May 6, 2021:
Philgoddard, yes, this expression means exactly that: "for as many calendar days as the force majeure lasts". "Calendar days" is used in LatAm Spanish agreements to indicate specific periods of time for different events, obligations, or requirements, etc., from any given (calendar) day to any other (calendar) day.
Barbara Cochran, MFA May 6, 2021:
"at any moment in time", perhaps?
Richard Hill (asker) May 6, 2021:
Indeed, and in spite of having been enlightened as to what "calendar day" means, I still don't understand the turn of phrase in which that term is used. One dictionary I have has "de día a día" as "at any moment" but not sure that fits here.
philgoddard May 6, 2021:
The literal translation is pretty clear, but I'm not sure what it means. It could be "for as many calendar days as the force majeure lasts", but why would they need to say that, rather than "for as long as the force majeure lasts"?

Proposed translations

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from any calendar day to any calendar day

Día calendario es cualquier día del mes incluidos los feriados.

Calendar days
https://www.azcourthelp.org/faq/landlord-tenant-evictions/27...
Calendar days is a total amount of days until a filing/response/payment is due. This count includes weekends and holidays.
Peer comment(s):

agree Adrian MM. : but not 29 Feb. as a leap day in a leap year https://www.timeanddate.com/date/leap-day.html
6 hrs
Thanks!
agree patinba
21 hrs
Thanks!
agree Yvonne Gallagher : of course
1 day 18 hrs
Thanks!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Tomando en cuenta las votaciones en apoyo de esta respuesta y con el afán de la diplomacia, elijo esta respuesta, aunque, como mencioné en la discusión, prefiero una redacción menos literal que transmite la misma idea, como la sugerencia de Phil. Agradezco a todos por sus sugerencias y opiniones."
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from one calendar day to any other calendar day

Another way of stating it.
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Calendar day = día hábil

De un día hábil a otro día hábil/de un día hábil a otro
Example sentence:

The next court date is 10 calendar days from today’s hearing.

Peer comment(s):

neutral AllegroTrans : That isn't an ansewr and asker need an English translation
1 day 12 hrs
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1 day 21 hrs

on a calendar day to calendar day basis

This is about suspension (in specific circumstances)
It's not known in advance which days are involved or how long the suspension will last


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Example:

EX-4.40 6 a14-11310_1ex4d40.htm EX-4.40 Exhibit 4.40 ...
https://www.sec.gov › Archives › edgar › data
“Force Majeure” has the meaning set forth in Article 13 (Excusable Delays). ... the assessment of liquidated damages shall be suspended on a day-to-day basis.

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Reference comments

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Reference:

Wordreference opina que 'calendar day' es 'día natural' (no 'laborable')

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