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work in process - translation to English
work in process
ITEM STILL BEING MADE OR COMPLETED AS OPPOSED TO A FINISHED OR MERELY PLANNED ITEM
Work in Progress; Work In Progress; In progress; Work-in-progress; Work in progress
andauernde Arbeiten (Produkte in der Fertigung, unfertige Ware - in der Buchhaltung)
chemical process
METHOD OR MEANS OF SOMEHOW CHANGING ONE OR MORE CHEMICALS OR CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS
Process chemicals; Process (chemical)
chemischer Prozeß
due process
REQUIREMENT THAT COURTS RESPECT ALL LEGAL RIGHTS OWED TO PEOPLE
Due Process of Law; Judicial procedure; Due process of law; Judicial Procedure; Due process in law; Day in court; Right to due process; Process law
Prozeßordnung (Recht), Gesamtheit der Normen und Regeln nach denen ein Prozeß geführt werden muß sodaß die Rechte des Angeklagten gewahrt bleiben (sowie das Recht auf einen fairen Prozeß, das Recht die Anklage zu konfrontieren usw.)
Definition
work-in-progress
In book-keeping, work-in-progress refers to the monetary value of work that has not yet been paid for because it has not yet been completed. (BUSINESS)
...five million pounds' worth of finished goods and two million pounds' worth of work-in-progress.
N-UNCOUNT
Wikipedia
Work in process
Work in process (WIP), work in progress (WIP), Finance Strategists|url=https://www.financestrategists.
Examples of use of work in process
1. "We‘re kind of a work in process," Nagin said during a recent interview.
2. "It‘s a work in process." The website has grown rapidly since its inception four years ago.
3. "CA is very much a work in process," Chief Executive John Swainson said in a conference call.
4. Tribe says justices must respect the ways in which the Constitution "is a work in process, a body of law that ‘We the People‘ do not in fact ‘ordain and establish‘ all at once, in the originalist‘s equivalent of the physicist‘s big bang." But "originalists" strive to promote judicial restraint by stressing that the Constitution must be construed to mean only what the Framers and ratifiers of the text thought it meant.
5. The struggle between the government and the pullout rebels has exposed the authorities’ lack of readiness to cope with disengagement, said the liberal Haaretz newspaper. «This prologue has already proven that this summer is going to be hard as hell, that Israel is in no way ready for the challenge of disengagement.» Bringing forward the pullout would also create problems in terms of where to house the 8,000 settlers to be uprooted from Gaza because construction of temporary housing in Nitzanim, southern Israel, is still very much work in process.