punishable, adj. 1. (Of a person) subject to a punishment (there is no dispute that Jackson remains punishable for these offenses). 2. (Of a crime or tort) giving rise to a specified punishment (a felony punishable by imprisonment for up to 20 years). — punishability, n.
distinguishable, adj. (Of a case or law) different from, and thereby not controlling or applicable in, a given case or situation.
impeachable offense. An offense for which a public official may legally be impeached, during the first step in a two-step process that may, depending on the vote in the U.S. Senate, lead to the official’s removal from office. • The U.S. Constitution states that “[t]he President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United
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distinguishable variation. Copyright. A detectable difference between two works. • Distinguishable variation is the standard for determining whether a work that is based on a work in the public domain can itself be copyrighted. Examples include translations of books and mezzotints of paintings. Some nontrivial originality is also required: exact copies are not protectable.
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non-detachable facilities 不可拆卸的设施 指一旦拆卸便不能作为商品买卖的设施。
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