Примеры использования Be equated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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that is not appropriate since the requirements of road transport cannot be equated with those of rail transport.
Instead of being treated as a separate category, conditional interpretative declarations should be equated to reservations.
It was encouraging to see the draft resolution's insistence that religion should not be equated with terrorism and its call for efforts to combat intolerance.
Those latter two aspects at first glance do not sustain a conclusion that sanctions should be equated with criminal charges.
Illumination simply cannot be equated with inspiration although the Holy Spirit is involved in each.
It was stated that budgetary discipline should not be equated with zero nominal growth
at least one historian has noted that the atrocity in Nanking could be equated with the entire war waged by Japan on China.
There is a general acceptance that"his own country" cannot be equated with"country of nationality"
to the effect that there's a gender bias in the media which could be equated with discrimination against Afro-Americans in the 1960s?
E/c must therefore be equated with the time component of the spacetime momentum vector.
phenylalanine it can be equated to milk and beef,
which does not involve a"lost sale" cannot strictly be equated with a loss of revenue.
The current situation could be equated to apartheid: the freedom of movement of Christians
It refers to the Supreme Court's opinion that"mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity.
As had been contested, xenophobia could not be equated to racism or racial discrimination- the Convention was clear;
clarify when silence in response to an interpretative declaration might be equated with acquiescence.
The State party considers that the impeachment proceedings are a form of constitutional liability and cannot be equated to disciplinary proceedings against civil servants
having an accountability framework, which could be equated to an assurance map.
By its very nature terrorism could not be equated with a religion, a civilization or a culture.
Very poor and cannot be equated with ELISA serology ELISA,