schváleno

Schváleno is a Czech word that translates to "approved" or "sanctioned" in English. It is a past participle of the verb schválit, meaning to approve, sanction, or ratify. The word is commonly used in various contexts in the Czech Republic, from official documentation to everyday conversations.

In official settings, "schváleno" signifies that a proposal, document, or action has received the necessary authorization or consent from a competent authority. This could include government bodies, regulatory agencies, or corporate management. For example, a new law might be described as "schváleno parlamentem" (approved by parliament), or a budget as "schváleno radou" (approved by the council).

In a more general sense, "schváleno" can indicate that something is acceptable or has met with approval. This might apply to plans, ideas, or even the quality of a product or service. If a project is "schváleno," it means it has passed the necessary checks and is ready to proceed. The word conveys a sense of finality and agreement. It is a fundamental term in Czech administrative and decision-making processes.