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charge {noun}
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to charge {verb}
berechnen · beschuldigen · belasten · füllen · angreifen · stürmen · losgehen · beauftragen · aufladen · beladen · laden · fordern · anrechnen · verlangen · bezichtigen · laden · in Rechnung stellen
English-German translation for "charge"
"charge" German translation
charge
charge {noun}
We should be flexible in reflecting developments on how that charge is measured.
I do not accept that we should charge the ships that specifically go there.
It's when you charge a premium for people to drive on congested roads.
The directive stipulates that the public authorities may make a charge for supplying information.
Now that the conversion rates have been set officially, banks must indicate - separately from the conversion rate - every charge that is
to be in charge of sth.
charge on the goalkeeper
Of course, I do not imagine Commissioner Kinnock leading a Commission cavalry charge to liberate the Lille-Brussels road.
And on the other side were all my sister's My Little Ponies ready for a cavalry charge.
We tend to have good Presidencies when the small countries are in charge.
The 47-year-old barrister and Doctor of Law currently heads up the City of Zurich Office for Youth and Social Welfare, and was in charge of
charge {noun} (also: tie, covenant, duty, undertaking)
The balance of unaccrued liability ofapproximately CHF 1.4 billion will therefore be charged to regulatory capital.
We only have to insist that Luxembourg fulfils its obligations, follows up notifications involving the protection of European taxpayers and in the end brings charges.
He has been detained since 29 March 1995, for over 15 months, without charge or without trial.
Moreover, recently, on 16 August, 200 people were detained without charge or arrest.
The public prosecutor brought a charge of murder against him.
As you know, there are still approximately two thousand people in Serbian prisons without any charge.
Under this charge he faces a possible death sentence.
charge {noun}
This fallacious charge on the one hand and the sentence handed down, on the other, contravene the provisions of the Laotian criminal code.
They were incapable of stating the charges clearly until the very last minute.
Despite being cleared by a court of all charges on 22 July 1997, he is still in prison.
However, the early resolution of the case and the dropping of all charges obviated the need for such action.
As I have already said, the early resolution of the case and the dropping of the charges obviated the need for such action as we intended to take.
charge {noun} (also: impeachment, incrimination, accusation, imputation)
Like you, we are particularly worried about the fate of the thirteen Jewish and eight Moslem Iranians detained under this strange charge of...
It follows that the key principle underlying our rules on immunity is that the latter should only be waived where the charge has nothing to
static electricity charge
static charge
The management board will be in charge of executing supervision.
under sb.'s charge
So the day after we arrived, two of us from the aquarium were put in charge of room two, and room two had more than 4,000 oiled penguins in
be in charge
person in charge
In all probability, the charge on the budget will lessen over time.
When this final deduction occurs, the charge will be posted to your account as successful.
Current monthly charge...
If your order has been cancelled, the pending amount that you've noticed is only an authorization, not an actual charge.
In any case, the amendments you are proposing will produce an increase in charges.
charge {noun} (also: feed, charging, batch)
Yet it is a charge that could also be directed at the Israeli authorities.
Secondly, the charge that the Committee on Foreign Affairs is the co-ordinating committee is incorrect.
Also, we would lay ourselves open to the charge that the Novel Food Regulation is a labelling swindle.
Over and over again, the charge is'separatist propaganda '.
With great respect to him, I could return the charge.
Charge 50 paisa, one rupee for you per lot, and a new business model can emerge.
These organisms, how are they insulating against their own electric charge?
Electrons have an electric charge, a negative one, and quarks have electric charges in thirds.
The reason most of us are only familiar with electric charge and not both of these is because of the Higgs particle.
The most familiar charge is electric charge.
charge {noun}
charge {noun} (also: debit entry, debit advice, debit note)
charge {noun} (also: survey, monitoring, surveillance, watch)
I believe that the European Commission must have the right of initiative and that it must take charge of subsidiarity.
The SFBC put the working group "Audit and Supervision of Banks" in charge of drafting proposals for the regulation concerning the subject
charge {noun} (also: fosterling, protege, protégé, protégée)
charge {noun}
charge {noun}
If no charge is mentioned, do not dial this number or find out the charge from your operator beforehand.
The category C schedule of fees allows research partners (both public and private) to charge fees that fully cover their effective full
That is in line with a desire for differentiation in charges across time.
Charges in the US are already low and the EU market will be completely free from 1998.
Consumers and enterprises have lost millions and millions as a result of too high charges.
charge {noun} (also: responsibility, responsibleness)
Mrs. Mills, from tomorrow onwards I will be leaving a set of keys in your charge
The International Office for Water took charge of the secretariat.
Let me give one small example from my time in charge of the agricultural portfolio.
One thing must be made clear, I believe: the responsibility for what happens lies with the doctor in charge.
The attending physician was in charge.
charge {noun} (also: charging)
charge {noun}
We must also focus solely on the charge laid against the Member, and this is a principle that cannot be violated.
The really decisive difference is the issue of how the disposal costs are charged to the ship.
Increases in premiums would be charged to the insured parties themselves, and the rationalisation measures would threaten jobs.
We must wait until mobile telephony has acquired a market share in the region of 30 or 40 % - and then impose universal service charges.
Their anger is perfectly legitimate: the defendant was released on a technicality despite the extremely serious charges against him, charges of genocide.
to charge {verb}
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to calculate, to compute, to quote, to bill)
There is a room available, a suite, but I'll charge you the single-room rate.
To what extent will the banks charge conversion costs to the customer?
charge a premium
charge interest
Don't worry, you aren't charged for these clicks, and they don't affect your account statistics.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to accuse, to blame, to inculpate, to incriminate)
to charge with a crime
We would like to see an investigation of the charges against the current Commission and the apparatus of officials.
Most of those arrested during the two demonstrations have since not been charged with any offence.
They have not yet been charged and there is no evidence of any possible serious charges against them.
In response, the Organization charged the procurement official with misconduct and subsequently dismissed him.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to afflict, to incriminate, to encumber, to load)
By doing so, you give ÖKK the authority to charge your premiums directly and simply from your account when they are due.
charge to an account
If you're changing from bank account to credit card If we successfully authorize and charge your credit card, your ads will continue to run
I am fully aware that the Vietnam debate is historically charged.
You'll be charged based on the highest daily budget that you chose for that day.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to fill, to stuff, padding, paint)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to offend, to assault, to attack, to tackle)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to rush, to storm, to pelt, to squall)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to go off, to get off, to kick off)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to instruct, to assign)
If investigations are required in several cantons, the FOJ may appoint one of these cantons to take charge (the lead canton).
Finally, the quaestors are charged with drawing up detailed rules.
The work of the Agency charged with the reconstruction of Kosovo was efficient and economical.
The Court of Auditors is the body charged with external control of European public finances.
Half of the cantons have charged relief organisations with the management of social services for refugees.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to load, to top up, to load up)
But if you've got mains as well, it will charge the batteries in there.
If you drive a car in the morning and drive it back in the afternoon the ratio of charge to drive is about a minute for a minute.
All of our equipment, including film equipment, was charged by the sun.
Batteries can be charged extremely easily from any 230 V household socket.
It is one of the aspects of a controversy that we could now almost describe as ideologically charged.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to encumber, to lade)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to load, to bootstrap)
First component is you charge the car whenever you stop -- ends up that cars are these strange beasts that drive for about two hours and...
These two nuclei, when they're far apart, are charged.
These proteins are very negatively charged.
The Geneva Examining Magistrate charged with the execution of the Argentinian request for judicial assistance invited the witness to Geneva three times, without success.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to ask, to demand, to call for, to stretch)
Not only do the agents charge the players; they are also paid by the clubs, from which they extract commission, and I have first...
We call upon the Islamic Republic of Iran to take charge of the small patch of the marshlands still undrained that remains within its
- This motion for a resolution calls, inter alia, for a kerosene tax and for kilometre charges for motor cars.
In preference to a charging framework, the report calls for guidelines on state aids to ports.
I therefore call on the Commission to renounce its dogmatic position and to withdraw its charges at the Court of Justice.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb}
Conversion costs - in both senses of the word - should not be charged to consumers.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to require, to stipulate, to long, to want)
It is therefore insufficient in law...... to charge any Christian to obey it.
And why is it that they charge more for the same drugs in Africa, than they charge in the northern hemisphere?
I think it's sort of funny; it's on the Siberian coast, maybe the Russians will charge tolls.
That means that farmers are often in the hands of private trading companies who charge excessive prices for their services.
We demand that coordination of this process be taken charge of by the Commission, and that its right to initiate legislation be extended.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to tax)
to charge with a crime
I find it scandalous that the overwhelming majority of the persons listed in the SIS have not been charged with any criminal offence.
We are talking here about people who have not only been charged with terrorism, but are also behind bars because of their political views.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb}
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to bring to account)
In turn, the contractor would charge the Mission a lower rate for the cost of the rations.
There are many companies who also charge people for damage that has not occurred or is very minor.
Creditors will be entitled to charge a statutory interest rate of 7 % on their debts, encouraging debtors to pay early.
The directive then regulates the way in which services are provided so that broadcasters are able to charge customers for programmes
Charge {noun}
The presence of genetically modified organisms in seed, at least in the lower batches, is generally adventitious and often technically unavoidable.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "charge":
Synonyms (German) for "Charge":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "charge" in German
Similar words
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