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1 availability of jobs
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > availability of jobs
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2 availability
Vorhandensein, dasthe availability of something — die Möglichkeit, etwas zu bekommen
* * *noun die Verfügbarkeit* * *avail·abil·ity[əˌveɪləˈbɪləti, AM -ət̬i]n no pl Verfügbarkeit f, Erhältlichkeit f; ECON Lieferbarkeit f; STOCKEX Fälligkeit f, Disposition f; COMMthe offer is subject to \availability das Angebot gilt, solange der Vorrat reicht\availability for sale Veräußerbarkeit f\availability of jobs Stellenmarkt m* * *[ə"veIlə'bIlItɪ]n(of object) Erhältlichkeit f; (COMM) (from supplier also) Lieferbarkeit f; (of stock) Vorrätigkeit f; (of worker, means, resources) Verfügbarkeit fthe market price is determined by availability — der Marktpreis richtet sich nach dem vorhandenen Angebot
because of the greater availability of their product... —
we'd like to sell you one, but it's a question of availability — wir würden Ihnen gern eines verkaufen, das hängt aber davon ab, ob es erhältlich/lieferbar ist
offer subject to availability while stocks last — (das Angebot gilt) nur solange der Vorrat reicht
because of the limited availability of seats —
to increase the availability of culture to the masses — breiteren Bevölkerungsschichten den Zugang zu Kultur erleichtern
his availability for discussion is, I'm afraid, determined by... — ob er Zeit für eine Besprechung hat, hängt leider von... ab
* * *availability [əˌveıləˈbılətı] s1. Vorhandensein n2. Verfügbarkeit f3. WIRTSCH Lieferbarkeit f4. JURa) Zulässigkeit f, Statthaftigkeit fb) Gültigkeit f* * *noun, no pl.Vorhandensein, dasthe availability of something — die Möglichkeit, etwas zu bekommen
* * *n.Käuflichkeit f.Verfügbarkeit f.Verwendbarkeit f. -
3 availability
avail·abil·ity [ə ˌveɪləʼbɪləti, Am -ət̬i] nthe offer is subject to \availability das Angebot gilt, so lange der Vorrat reicht;\availability of jobs Stellenmarkt m
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