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1 subject to
subject to GEN, INS, LAW vorbehaltlich • be subject to LAW unterliegen • not subject to fiscal penalty ECON, TAX steuerunschädlich • not subject to licensing LAW zulassungsfrei -
2 subject of rights and duties
subject of rights and duties ( subject of rights and obligations) Träger m von Rechten und PflichtenEnglish-german law dictionary > subject of rights and duties
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3 subject to cancelation
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4 subject area
subject area GEN Sachgebiet n, Themenbereich m, Materie f • by subject area 1. GEN nach Sachgebiet, nach Themenbereich; 2. EDU nach FachrichtungEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > subject area
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5 subject line
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > subject line
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6 subject to income tax
subject adj to income tax ( subject adj to income taxation) TAX einkommensteuerpflichtig, der Einkommensteuer unterliegendEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > subject to income tax
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7 subject to official calibration
English-german engineering dictionary > subject to official calibration
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8 subject
1. Subjekt n, Gegenstand m;2. Fachgebiet n;3. Bürger m, Staatsbürger m;4. Subjekt n, Person f (Rechtsverkehr) -
9 subject matter
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10 subject-matter jurisdiction
subject-matter jurisdiction sachliche Zuständigkeit f -
11 subject to
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12 subject to acceptance
subject to acceptance bei Annahme, vorbehaltlich der Annahme -
13 subject to alteration
subject to alteration Änderung vorbehalten -
14 subject to approval
subject to approval vorbehaltlich der Genehmigung, genehmigungspflichtig -
15 subject to duty
subject to duty zollpflichtig -
16 subject to export permit
subject to export permit vorbehaltlich der Ausfuhrerlaubnis -
17 subject to finance
subject to finance vorbehaltlich der Finanzierung -
18 subject to jurisdiction
subject to jurisdiction vorbehaltlich der Zuständigkeit -
19 subject to search
subject to search der Durchsuchung unterliegend -
20 subject to security
subject to security mit einem Sicherungsrecht belastet
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