Translations for „dependant“ in the English » German Dictionary

de·pend·ant [dɪˈpendənt] N

dependant

[finanziell] abhängige(r) Angehörige(r) f(m)

dependant N

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dependant LAW

unterhaltsberechtigte Person

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

surviving dependant

[unterhaltspflichtige(r)] Hinterbliebene(r)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It may be payable for dependant children from birth up to the age of 24.

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This fixed an income floor above the statutory minimum wage for persons with dependant children in full-time employment.

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This respect, courtesy and timeliness of service must also be demonstrated to their families and dependants.

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The actual "satisfaction of public needs" is performed through public services, dependant or at least related to one of those sub secretaries.

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Eligibility is limited to seniors and adults who demonstrate the capabilities of independent living, in addition to heads of families with at least one dependant.

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Many were relatives or dependants of peers, but others took pride in being independent squires who did not have titles.

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They dwelt continually on the cruelties of a few hard taskmasters and ignored the good people who had the welfare of their dependants at heart.

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This branch provides legal assistance and advice to entitled service personnel and their dependants worldwide.

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Patients also struggle with spatial information dependant tasks.

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Further, the rules meant that any benefits paid to partners or dependants of striking miners were calculated as if strike pay was being received.

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