Examples of using Excusable in English and their translations into Polish
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Excusable…" no deal.
It isn't excusable.
Excusable" is a lawful act with no intention to kill.
The killing was excusable.
Well, maybe it's excusable. what does she feel? she's too young to realize that you're a doctor.
That makes your crime understandable, but sadly, not excusable.
Missing class is excusable if it involves saving a planet-- yours,
my annoying attitude would be less excusable?
theft are entirely excusable when committed in the name of social equality.
find the death of Demetrius James excusable.
Only“excusable” and“compensable” delays entitle the delayed party to monetary compensation for the period of delay.
There are a few perceived flaws that are completely excusable in a guy.
Delays can be categorized into four general categories-“excusable delays”,“non-excusable delays”,“compensable delays” and“non-compensable delays”.
an understandable but not excusable mistake.
Excusable delays” are those for which the contractor can be excused due to an act
It is weakness of human nature to suppose that such misrepresentations are excusable.
There are those who are of the opinion that it was revealed at a time when, for an excusable status, the Prophet, did not offer his customary prayer during the night.
the jury will then rule the death in question as either justifiable, excusable or criminal.
the judge said the limit of excusable delay needed to be measured in weeks or a few months, at most.
Because once Bill got his people into the States, it was only a matter of time before he eliminated everyone who handled the paperwork. But not excusable.
it was only a matter of time But not excusable, before he eliminated everyone who handled the paperwork.
82, the infringer should be liable for damages caused unless he demonstrates that the infringement was the result of a genuinely excusable error;
is always reprehensible, never excusable, for surely no member of our race has any reasonable,
You, who wish to be Chief Constable one day. Allowing genuine prisoners to escape is excusable, but willing prisoners?
The fact that the concept of excusable error arises directly out of concern for respect of the principles of legal certainty
a consumer is excusable.
in finding that the delay in bringing the action had to be regarded as excusable, without in any way addressing the basis of the dispute,
the action for annulment brought by the applicant against the Council decision on the ground that the Court of First Instance had misinterpreted the concept of excusable error by favouring a restrictive interpretation of that concept.
the Court of Justice, which- in Pitsiorlas, cited in paragraph 38 above- established that an excusable error had been brought about as a result of the Council's concealment of the report of the Monetary Committee.
account will have to be taken of whether or not that failure was excusable.