Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Arabic
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To think that I equated an industrial empire… with.
The government equated a"no" vote practically with high treason.
This country has long equated democracy with capitalism, capitalism with God.
For example, the Central Statistical Office equated literacy with level of schooling.
Embroidery has always been in honor and equated with the matter of fine art!
Those 110 jobs equated to a hike in employment of 2.7 per cent.
A Muslim name may also be equated with failure to integrate into British society.
Accordingly, career development should not be equated solely with the existence of promotion opportunities.
The advertisements, purchased by the American Freedom Defense Initiative, equated Islam with Nazism.
Portion should be equated to 200 g.
It must be recognized that biodiversity loss equated to economic loss.
Also, life should not be equated with the concept of reason.
In today's world, weight management is most often equated only with weight loss.
However, that does not automatically make development objectives equated to human rights.
Terrorism should not be confused or equated with liberation struggles.
Marriageable age was equated for both sexes.
I still do not like being equated.
Thus, in the United States it is forbidden to export cryptology software(equated with weapons of war).
A number of members had asked whether hate speech could be equated with obscenity, such that it would receive no protection under the First Amendment to the Constitution.
Therefore, to simplify the situation, they equated the secondnot to the motion of celestial bodies, but to the time of the course of processes inside the cesium-133 atom at rest.