signifier

C'est ce que Thermidor avait signifié pour chacun d'entre eux.
That was what Thermidor had meant to all of them.
Mais il avait signifié auparavant la consolidation d’un état-nation fort.
But in the past it had referred to the consolidation of a strong national state.
Le bénéficiaire a indiqué que le bureau des impôts avait signifié son accord au concordat avant même que le bénéficiaire n'engage la procédure.
The beneficiary submitted that the tax office had signalled its agreement to the arrangement even prior to the beneficiary launching the procedure.
Le bénéficiaire a indiqué que le bureau des impôts avait signifié son accord au concordat avant même que le bénéficiaire n'engage la procédure.
Add a few ml of concentrated acetic acid (point 3.2) and bring the pH to 4,6 to 4,8.
Nous partageons la teneur de l'amendement 64 et nous aurions voté en sa faveur si l'amendement en question avait signifié l'octroi de primes de dépaysement à tous les fonctionnaires.
We agree with the content of Amendment No 64 and would have voted in favour of it if it had meant the expatriation allowance's being granted to all employees.
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