Examples of using Attributable in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
It was considered as deaths that could be attributable to secondary side effects after HPCT
(iii) are attributable to an isolated event that is beyond the entity's control,
Flow or fair value changes attributable to some(but not all) risks; or.
not necessarily attributable to hepatic decompensation.
The Court confirms that a Member State is liable for damage caused to an individual by a manifest infringement of Community law attributable to a supreme court.
other costs directly attributable to the item in question.
Research shows that worldwide, 6.2 percent of all male deaths were attributable to alcohol, compared to 1.1 percent of female deaths.
Most contributions concluded that the problems are largely attributable to different applications of VAT rules by Member States, causing particular problems for intra-EU operations.
Annual EU public healthcare expenditure on treating smoking attributable diseases is- on a conservative basis- estimated to amount to 25,3 bn EUR.
which is attributable to the high participation of young people in education.
are attributable to shortcomings in legislation which has not kept abreast of recent commercial developments.
which is attributable to higher energy consumption.
including death, attributable to your physical condition or for the aggravation of such condition.
(f)its ability to measure reliably the expenditure attributable to the intangible asset during its development.
Contributor's share of fair value of the net costs of the fund attributable to contributors.
to cover costs attributable to their attendance(e.g. copying expenses).
Growth remains mostly attributable to export growth,
The side-effects attributable to the drug Phen375 are minimal,
estimate differences attributable only to genotypes, it is essential to control environmental variability.
The rise in inflation was also attributable to a decline in the negative year-on-year contribution made by energy prices.