EU Affairs Translation
Institutional language, from people who have worked inside the institutions
In EU affairs the wording is the substance. A regulation, an opinion, a consultation response or a tender submission has to say exactly what the source says, in the register the institutions themselves use, with terminology already fixed by decades of published legislation and case law.
Our EU affairs practice is built on first-hand institutional experience, including work as a lawyer-linguist for the European Central Bank, translating and revising legal and financial texts for publication. We have also been awarded several contracts by the Translation Centre for the Bodies of the European Union, delivering translation for a range of EU agencies and bodies in several EU languages, across legal, financial, chemistry and intellectual property subject fields.
That background shapes the way we handle every EU-facing document. We follow the institutional terminology, style conventions and reference material that apply to your text, we align new translations with what has already been published, and we keep the wording consistent from one file to the next — into and out of Bulgarian, our native language, and across the 50+ languages we cover.
Every EU affairs assignment goes to a qualified linguist who meets these criteria:
Institution-ready translation, delivered on time and on budget
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