Übersetzung für 'cost pushing' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cost-pushing {adj}

kostentreibend

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pushing

Rempelei {f} [ugs.]

Geschiebe {n} [ugs.]

Drängelei {f}

Werbung

pushing {adj}

energisch

unternehmend

aufdringlich

pushing {adj} {pres-p}

schiebend

einstoßend

drückend

pushing flagellum

Schubgeißel {f}biol.

Treibgeißel {f}biol.

pushing movement

drückende Bewegung {f}

pipe pushing

Rohrvortrieb {m}constr.

pushing open

aufstoßend

pushing in

eindrückend

pushing back

zurückdrängend

pushing towards

zuschiebend

pushing device

Schiebevorrichtung {f}tech.

Schubvorrichtung {f}tech.

pushing away

fortstoßend

• Green belt policy has been criticised for reducing the amount of land available for building and therefore pushing up house prices, as 70% of the cost of building new houses is the purchase of the land (up from 25% in the late 1950s).
• In this position, he has worked to raise awareness of the problem of household litter, jokingly naming plastic shopping bags the "national flower" and pushing to introduce a minimum legal thickness of 30 micrometres to increase their cost, reusability, and recyclability.
• There was an optional supercharged version that added $35,100 to the cost of the car, pushing the HP to 450 HP with a 3.2 second 0 to 60 time and a 11.35 second standing 1/4 mile time.
• Combined with the "core" business flights currently operating out of the airport, the long-term hope is of pushing passenger numbers beyond 1.4m in the next decade by attracting a low cost airline.
• The rent is rising however, and the influx of said students has made housing more competitive pushing out those who cannot afford the rising cost of living in the north.

• They claim that MARPOL will drive up ferry costs for the consumer and freight forwarding companies pushing them back onto the European roadways as a financially more cost effective measure compared to increased ferry costs, thereby defeating the object of reducing water pollution.
• Roger Harding of Shelter stated, "We have grave concerns that the current freeze on housing benefit is pushing hundreds of thousands of private renters perilously close to breaking point at a time when homelessness is rising.
• Switches can make routing as easy as pushing a button, and can provide other benefits over patch bays, including routing a signal to any number of destinations simultaneously.
• Cuomo said this inappropriately allowed health insurance companies to deny a portion of provider claims, thereby pushing costs down to members.
• Some investors, including Warren Buffett found PIPEs attractive because they could purchase shares or equity-linked securities at a discount to the public market price and because it had provided an investor the opportunity to acquire a sizable position at a fixed or variable price rather than pushing the price of a stock higher through its own open market purchases.

• When a cycle is started, a wax motor is actuated pushing a pin outward and locking the door.
• Many skunk advocates believe the vaccine would also be effective for skunks, and are pushing to have it tested for this use.
• With only one arm to control the horse, he took the choice to steer it into some cast iron railings, in order to avoid a nursemaid who was pushing a baby in her pram.
• Verstappen said he was pleased to finish fourth and commented on his pace: "I was pushing the whole race because I knew that I had to make up time from the bad start."
• He signed legislation pushing for the cleanup of abandoned industrial sites (also known as brownfields) and keeping forest fires at bay.

• Romney used a bully pulpit approach towards promoting his agenda, staging well-organized media events to appeal directly to the public rather than pushing his proposals in behind-doors sessions with the state legislature.
• Embankment style diversion dams are constructed to counteract the force of the water pushing on the dam by building a dam with enough weight to withstand the force.
• This seal is structurally weak against internal pressure, and can be separated by pressure within the sealed container pushing outward on the ridges, which simply flex and spread apart, potentially allowing air or liquid entry through the spread-open ridges.
• Technology required for the satellite was pushing the technology envelope; therefore, after problematic development, ESA asked Airbus to perform additional full-model tests in a vacuum before continuing mission development.
• 8 was available with a range of aftermarket kits pushing power from [...] to over [...].