Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Capable of being assessed; liable to assessment.
Wiktionary
- adj. Able to be assessed.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Liable to be assessed or taxed.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. capable of being assessed especially for the purpose of taxation
- adj. capable of being considered carefully
Etymologies
- assess + -able (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Mr. Spooner went on to say: The survey produced other startling evidence of poor assessment practice such as assessable properties missing from the roll; summer cottages assessed for business assessment; and what must be termed deliberate over and under assessment of property ...”
“There should be a return to selective education because not everyone are equal and I defy anyone to teach a class where the abilities range from genius level to non assessable and full fill the needs of each child.”
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“The so-called Hotels Initiative "vastly" increased the number of assessable rooms after 33 hotels entered into voluntary compliance agreements with the government, prosecutors said.”
The Wall Street Journal: Top Eateries Face Disability Review
“And the Mayor could have easily checked this out himself in August via a review of readily assessable data that would have reviewed that only a very few City Strategic Advisors -- most of which are in the Mayor's office -- are politically appointed.”
“The piece of land is located 1000 miles from Miami making it practically in-assessable to all but the very wealthy in our society or possibly a congressman on a taxpayer paid business trip.”
“I wrote about meeting Deborah Ball a while back, she taught me that like any profession, there are objective, clear, and assessable gradations of attainment in teaching proficiency.”
“That been said with the advent of OSX or BSD I am finding that special free software for music for UNIX, Linux that was a pain to configure is now been made assessable and less time consuming I assume to get up and running on the Apple computer now that steve has switched over to BSD.”
“In terms of the Groupon deal, what do you make of technological ways of making music more financially assessable to the audience?”
The Huffington Post: Jon Chattman: Lost and Found Brings New Year, Same David Gray
“On the impact of foreclosures on the local economy, Vassallo said: "Since we are not one of the leading jurisdictions for residential foreclosures, and we remain constant on economic growth and increases in the commercial assessable tax base, I would say that this has minimal impact.”
The Washington Post: Charles County has second-highest foreclosure rate in state
“The late-filing penalty is 10 percent of the tax assessable in Fairfax, and a misdemeanor fine of up to a $500 in Alexandria.”
The Washington Post: Want to become a landlord? Study up on your jurisdiction's requirements
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bilby "We will resist planned obsolesance and we will make our site as assessable to as many people as possible." - website.
Dec 14, 2007