Vertaling van "say the injudicious " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

You Are What You Say [ You Are What You Say: The proven program that uses the power of language to combat stress, anger, and depression ]
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You say 'to-may-to(e)' and I say 'to-mah-to(e)' : Bridging the communications gap between researchers and policy-makers
«S'entendre sur le fond» : Combler le fossé de la communication entre les chercheurs et les responsables de l'élaboration des politiques

the final say | the last word
le dernier mot

say die [ venture the saddle after the horse | throw the helve after the hatchet ]
jeter le manche après la cognée

comanagement right | right of employees to participate in company decision-making | right to a say in the determining of policy and/or action
codétermination

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

When talking about gender, to say that we now must say " men and women," and " boys and girls," as though somehow the implication is that the international human rights regimen does not fully consider men, is perhaps injudicious.
Il est peut-être peu judicieux d'insister pour que l'on emploie maintenant les termes « hommes et femmes » et « garçons et filles », puisqu'on pourrait ainsi donner l'impression que le régime international pour les droits de la personne manque d'égards envers les hommes.

The report contains a lot of sensible ideas, and I dare say that it is perhaps left up to others, including myself, to say the injudicious things, because the language in the report could have been more forceful, of course.
Ce rapport regorge d’idées pertinentes et je dirais qu’il appartient peut-être à d’autres, y compris moi-même, de tenir des propos malavisés, parce que le rapport aurait pu adopter un ton un peu plus péremptoire.