Preference

**reminder** · 09-09-2007

I am a Certified Translator in English and in French and an Attorney-at-Law (once upon a time I studied way too much), and I have a problem with certain legal expressions which are very clear and very much used in Argentina, but unfortunately they are not "preferred" by some foreign readers.

The expressions are the following:

1. De conformidad con (pursuant to)
2. Con posterioridad a (following)
3. Con anterioridad a (prior to)

Since in this forum we have the opportunity of receiving the valuable opinions of translators living in different countries, I would very much appreciate your cooperation.

Thanks in advance!!

**Hebe** · 09-10-2007

Hi remainder. The expressions you wrote are actually the same I normally use, and are perfectly acceptable in Venezuela for legal texts purposes. You could use other expressions such as “In accordance with” (de confiormidad con”) instead of “pursuant to” yet they would not be more or less valid than those you suggested

Hope it helped
Best regards

**reminder** · 09-12-2007

Thanks, Hebe!

What about the expressions in Spanish? Are they clear in your country? Would you "prefer" other ones?

**Hebe** · 09-12-2007

Originally Posted by reminder

Thanks, Hebe!

What about the expressions in Spanish? Are they clear in your country? Would you "prefer" other ones?

Hi remainder , actually, those are exactly the expressions that I prefer and that are most commonly used in formal texts in my country

Kind regards

**reminder** · 09-16-2007

Thanks a lot, Hebe!!

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