Примеры использования Were equivalent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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a modern administrative society, welfare entitlements were of such fundamental value to the recipient's well-being that they were equivalent to real estate in the social system.
In 2006, with a budget of 44.4 billion won, 330 thousand children were beneficiaries of subsidies that were equivalent to 50 per cent of the government's childcare subsidies per child 100 per cent for five-year-olds.
population indigenous people belonged, whether indigenous people were equivalent to people in rural areas and whether non-indigenous people
The actual payments were equivalent to level 4, step 5,
The actual payments were equivalent to level 3, step 4 of the local salary scale,
The actual payments were equivalent to level 3, step 3, of the salary
The actual payments were equivalent to level 5, step VIII, of the local salary scales,
personnel costs were equivalent to 73 per cent of total contributions;
Net removals were equivalent to more than 10 per cent of total CO2 emissions(excluding land-use change
The outer pair of circles(input and output) were equivalent to the current in an Enigma passing in one direction through the scrambler,
from 1950 to 1973 were equivalent to the net salary of the executive head of a specialized agency
net foreign reserves were equivalent to 3 months' volume of national imports of goods and services.
net foreign reserves were equivalent to -4 months' volume of national imports of goods and services.
young people enrolled in secondary level schools were equivalent to those found in industrialized countries, including Japan.
China appeared to take into account the Committee's view that enforced disappearances were equivalent to acts of torture in the sense of the Convention.
Pacific region it is estimated that the economic costs of just a few of the health consequences of child maltreatment were equivalent to between 1.4% and 2.5% of the region's annual GDP 33.
the mere introduction of a good for which there is no previous price cannot be treated as if it were equivalent to a fall in an actual price
In addition to its diplomatic offensive, Argentina was attempting to further its nationalistic ambitions by economic measures which were equivalent to sanctions, including the refusal of permission for charter flights to cross its air space and recent fisheries legislation
These direct losses over 18 months were equivalent to around 40 per cent of 1999 GNI
At the end of last decade, exports of commercial services were equivalent to about 22 per cent of the value of European transition economies' merchandise exports(see annex II, table 2). This ratio was lower than the world average(24 per cent) and considerably lower than