chargeable in Germany
chargeable [tʃɑːdʒəbl] gebührenpflichtig
Sentence patterns related to "chargeable"
1. The present invention provides a wirelessly chargeable cable-type secondary battery.
2. 11 synonyms for Answerable: responsible, to blame, liable, accountable, amenable, chargeable
3. Loggerheads kiloton Aribine pentaerythrite chargeable diglottist subspecialties preportray accite Cilissa Un-spaniardized
4. Antonyms for Acquitted include guilty, culpable, accountable, chargeable, incriminated, to blame, condemnable, accusable, answerable and liable
5. Those amounts shall be declared for the calendar quarter during which the tax became chargeable.
Diese Beträge werden für das Kalenderquartal ausgewiesen, in dem der Steueranspruch eingetreten ist.
6. Synonyms for Answerable include accountable, liable, responsible, amenable, subject, blamable, bound, chargeable, compelled and constrained
7. In the Broadest interpretation, sales costs include every expense properly chargeable to the sale of goods
8. These amounts shall be declared for the calendar quarter during which the tax became chargeable.’
Diese Beträge sind für das Quartal anzugeben, in dem der Steueranspruch eingetreten ist.“
9. Chargeable activation and deactivation of sim cards in a mobile radio gateway or mobile radio terminal and corresponding method
Gebührenabhängiges aktivieren und deaktivieren von sim-karten in einem mobilfunk-gateway oder mobilfunkendgerät und verfahren dafür
10. A commentary on their attitude observes: “A man who overloads a horse is nowadays chargeable before the law.
11. 17 This was repealed in 1971 and chargeable assets in a deceased's estate pass to the heirs at probate value.
12. The charges due under the contract of carriage and all other costs shall remain chargeable against the goods.
13. (f) autonomous suspensive measures providing for a reduction in or relief from import duties chargeable on certain goods;
f) die autonomen Aussetzungsmaßnahmen, mit denen die bei der Einfuhr bestimmter Waren geltenden Zollsätze herabgesetzt oder ausgesetzt werden;
14. Adjective answerable, subject, responsible, obliged, liable, amenable, obligated, chargeable The major industries should be Accountable to their customers
15. A surcharge was added to the maximum rates chargeable for all goods and passengers in 1917 ; it was raised in 1921 .
16. Admission to the event site was free, only the courts in the stands at the start-finish line were chargeable.
Der Eintritt zum Veranstaltungsgelände war kostenlos, nur die Plätze auf der Tribüne an der Start-Ziel-Geraden waren kostenpflichtig.
17. From the Cambridge English Corpus On the other hand, the synthetic form of Cryolite is chargeable under heading 28.29 as aluminium sodium …
18. The assembly (38) includes a chargeable electrode (40) configured to adsorb oppositely charged ions, where the electrode (48) comprises a porous material.
19. Answerable adjective (usually with for or to) responsible, to blame, liable, accountable, amenable, chargeable, subject Councils should be Answerable to the people who elect them
20. Continuum, LLC is doing business as a local retailer of Continuum, LLC, providing medical supplies and equipment which are considered as Medicare chargeable items
21. Another word for Answerable: responsible for or to, to blame for, liable for or to, accountable for or to, chargeable Collins English Thesaurus
22. Glo Ameds Dme is doing business as a local retailer of Glo Ameds Dme, providing medical supplies and equipment which are considered as Medicare chargeable items
23. Blameable: 1 adj deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious Synonyms: blamable , blameful , blameworthy , censurable , culpable guilty responsible for or chargeable with a …
24. Blameable: 1 adj deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious Synonyms: Blamable , blameful , blameworthy , censurable , culpable guilty responsible for or chargeable with a …
25. Blamable: 1 adj deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious Synonyms: blameable , blameful , blameworthy , censurable , culpable guilty responsible for or chargeable with a …
26. Blameable: 1 adj deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious Synonyms: blamable , Blameful , blameworthy , censurable , culpable guilty responsible for or chargeable with a …
27. A cost is Allocable if it is assignable or chargeable to one or more cost objectives on the basis of relative benefits received or other equitable relationship
28. Nor was her pliancy in the end effected by a less motive, than the fear of being chargeable with protracting the public Calamities, and endangering the event of the contest.
29. Allocable: A cost is Allocable to a project if goods or services involved are chargeable or assignable in accordance with the relative benefits received by the projects
30. * The service fee chargeable per document by these agencies will be Rs. 22/- for personal document, Rs. 18 for educational document and Rs. 16 for commercial document.
31. - for the manufacturing risk the total contract value minus the downpayment and any amounts not covered; the chargeable amount may, if the insurer agrees, be reduced to the expected maximum loss,
- für das Fabrikationsrisiko dem Gesamtauftragswert abzüglich der Anzahlung und etwaiger nicht gedeckter Beträge; die Bemessungsgrundlage kann, sofern der Versicherer zustimmt, auf den voraussichtlichen Hoechstbetrag des Schadens reduziert werden;
32. Censurable: 1 adj deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious “ Censurable misconduct” Synonyms: blamable , blameable , blameful , blameworthy , culpable guilty responsible for or chargeable with a reprehensible act
33. A cost is Allocable to a particular cost objective (i.e., a specific function, project, sponsored agreement, department, or the like) if the goods or services involved are chargeable or assignable to such cost objective in accordance with relative
34. Blameworthy: 1 adj deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious “ Blameworthy if not criminal behavior” Synonyms: blamable , blameable , blameful , censurable , culpable guilty responsible for or chargeable with a reprehensible act
35. (a) A cost is Allocable to a particular Federal award or other cost objective if the goods or services involved are chargeable or assignable to that Federal award or cost objective in accordance with relative benefits received
36. A cost is Allocable to a specific grant, function, department, or other component, known as a cost objective, if the goods or services involved are chargeable or assignable to that cost objective in accordance with the relative benefits received or other equitable relationship
37. (b) in the area of the storage of sugar, in Denmark changes in stock measurement methods led to uncertainty as to the amount chargeable for the financial year, while in Sweden storage claims were affected by the incorrect treatment of surpluses and shortages;
b) Im Bereich der Lagerhaltung von Zucker führten in Dänemark Änderungen in den Meßverfahren für Lagerbestände zu Ungewißheit bezüglich des für das Haushaltsjahr abzurechnenden Betrags, während es in Schweden im Zusammenhang mit Anträgen auf Erstattung von Lagerhaltungskosten zur fehlerhaften Behandlung von Überschuß- und Fehlmengen kam.
38. Lectures XIV and XV on The Value of Saintliness (among the best lectures of all!), "The Basenesses so commonly charged to religion's account are thus, almost all of them, not chargeable at all to religion proper, but rather to religion's wicked practical partner, the spirit of …
39. Burdening (1 Occurrence) 2 Corinthians 11:9 and being present with you, and having been in want, I was chargeable to no one, for my lack did the brethren supply -- having come from Macedonia -- and in everything burdenless to you I did keep myself, and will keep.
40. Any Contributory negligence chargeable to the claimant shall diminish proportionately the amount awarded as damages for an injury attributable to the claimant’s Contributory negligence but shall not bar recovery, except that if the Contributory negligence of the claimant is equal to or greater than the total negligence of all persons against