Примери за използване на Excusable на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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be regarded as excusable or capable of being compensated for.
is deducted 3 points for a second no-show without an excusable reason.
in reproaching the Jews as more highly favored and less excusable than they, Matthew 11:22.
its representative missed a statutory deadline is excusable.
They would forgive sin as if it were excusable, no big deal, and then wave people on through the gates of bliss.
they differ enormously about what evils they will call excusable.”- G. K. Chesterton.
they differ enormously about what evils they will call excusable,” observed G.K. Chesterton.
Their curiosity is quite understandable and excusable, but for the canary is premature familiarity can be a real shock.
Their curiosity is understandable and excusable, however, for the Canaries this premature familiarity can be a real shock.
Only“excusable” and“compensable” delays entitle the delayed party to monetary compensation for the period of delay.[2].
It is a viewpoint for which I have never had any sympathy and which I consider excusable only when it is voiced by beginners, since no one is born with any kind of“talent' and, therefore, every skill has to be acquired.
The spouse who enters the contract of marriage in excusable ignorance of the defect causing nullity
justifiable, or excusable.
a consumer is excusable.
was due to a party or its representative having an excusable reason that rendered it unable to effect an act which it was entitled to exercise.
omissions become evident which are excusable or if it would be otherwise unreasonable to levy the charge at the full amount.
there are people for whom the crimes of the Communist dictatorship are excusable and forgivable.
for while mistaken opinions are excusable, the presentation of facts running contrary to the reality is not.
rights of an individual, and not excusable because the illness which followed had implications for science"(Sharav).
rights of an individual, and not excusable because the illness which followed had implications for science.”.