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возмездный (MargeWebley); подлежащий объявлению; расчётный (Adjective: billable (not comparable) Capable of being billed for. Noun: billable (plural billables) Something that is billed for. WT | referring to time worked, esp by a lawyer, on behalf of a particular client and for which that client will be expected to pay > a timesheet of my billable hours Example Sentences Including "billable': Johnson's lawyers are asking for $88,000 for 350 billable hours plus disbursements and taxes. CBC (2004) Moreover, associates found the stress on billable hours dehumanising and encourages'padding" of hours. TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES (2002) She laments the 80 hours a week she must invest in her profession and the target she must meet of 1,900 billable hours a year. GLOBE AND MAIL (2003) The only way to improve people utilisation factor is to increase billable manpower and improve productivity. BUSINESS TODAY (2001) This will cut costs, says McEwen, and enable services to be offered at a fixed price rather than on billable hours. TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES (2002). Collins) |
