Examples of using Excusable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Excusable…" no deal.
The killing was excusable.
In the event of an excusable error, the defendant can be exonerated, however;
Your ignorance might be excusable.
So its partly excusable if he reproduces our teaching distortedly.
Was your killing Demetrius James excusable?
And that would be excusable if they didn't waste such immense amounts of time and money.
That it was not neither comprehensible nor excusable.
Their curiosity is entirely understandable and excusable, but for canaries is premature familiarity can be a real shock.
This may have been understandable and excusable before.
Now it was a contempt in no way excusable, when the Jews would not acknowledge how kindly and bountifully God had treated them.
He requested that his absences be considered excusable.
An error would be excusable if a reasonable person applying a high standard of care could not have been aware that the conduct restricted competition.
You're thinking of the moving assembly line, an understandable but not excusable mistake.
Less excusable then was their sloth, since God daily spoke to them and confirmed by new Prophets what the former ones had said.
It is not shameful to be less virtuous than he,and it seems excusable to be no more vicious.
Excusable delays occur when the affected party is allowed to claim for a time extension, compensation or both as establish by contract documents.
In those circumstances, the infringement would not lead to liability for damages(defence of excusable error).
It might have seemed excusable in Daniel, after he had met with his first repulse; for who would not have said he had discharged his duty, and that an obstacle had prevailed over him!
When all the facts have been presented,the jury will then rule the death in question as either justifiable, excusable or criminal.
They are all the more excusable, because the people of Paris, under whose influence they thought and acted, were themselves socialist much more by instinct than by ideology or considered conviction.
Entrepreneurs who go bankrupt through no fault of their own should be entitled to receive aformal court decision declaring them non-fraudulent and excusable.
So much the less excusable is our indifference, or rather our sloth, when we are so far from preferring the heavenly doctrine to the gnawings of hunger, that the slightest interruptions immediately lead us away from meditation on the heavenly life.
The Commission sees no reasons to relieve infringers from liability on grounds of absence of faultother than in cases where the infringer made an excusable error.
Instead of feeling that we are now in the slightest degree excusable in further transgression, we shall realize as never before the justice of God's claims upon us, and the sacred character of His law, since Christ must die to maintain its authority.
Or could these acts, depending on a person's subjective state and depending on the circumstances and intentions,cease to be injurious and become commendable or at least excusable?
Case T-301/11 Ben Ali v Council Common foreign and security policy- Restrictive measures taken in the light of the situation in Tunisia- Action for annulment- Time-limit for bringing proceedings- Out of time-No force majeure- No excusable error- Application for alteration of the contested measure- Claim for compensation- Manifest inadmissibility.
Thirdly, even supposing that the letter of 26 September 2006 could be interpreted as a request and not as a complaint against the contested decision and that the applicant was therefore required to precede her application by a complaint against the rejection of her request,the resulting irregularity in the pre-litigation procedure would nevertheless stem from an excusable error.
According to the Court, given the spirit of judicial cooperation that governs the preliminary reference procedure, withdrawal of a question referred for a preliminary ruling may appear less serious than the absence of any reference, so that the error of law in question(which would most probably have been avoided if that question had been retained)is more excusable than if there had been no reference at all.