Examples of using Equating in English and their translations into Dutch
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In just the same way, we should not today make the mistake of equating terrorism with the Arab and Islamic world as a whole.
Between 2001-2006, thesemade up the biggest strand of activities in the Programme- equating to around 41% of the budget.
We must not respond by closing doors and by equating immigrants with criminals.
As at 1 January 2009, the order book stood at 2 812 ships equating to 189.7 million DWT.
with 0.1 volt usually equating to one digit.
Means that to prepare 100g kibble 170g of fresh chicken was needed, equating to 75% of the total ingredients.
almost equating them to the incompetent psychiatric patients.
I also protest vehemently against the statements made by some adherents of the Left equating the Reform Treaty with Hitler's Enabling Act of 1933.
Article reflects a lot of what we think, but then ruins it all by equating certain traits with“Indianness”.
The Commission estimates that around 1% of public healthcare budgets is spent on cross-border healthcare, equating to around €10 billion for the Community as a whole.
and you know it. Equating the murder of a white, wealthy tourist.
The name Nike Air Max 95 Homme conveys Gaines' Chicago-born hustle- equating to"Ju Working On Projects"- and has, over the past few years, made a name
Another major problem area requiring urgent discussion is the problems that have arisen as a result of our defining agriculture as merely an economic field and equating things we should possibly be regarding as different.
The UN Resolution equating Zionism with racism is an affront to common sense;
they turn to the breeders who are winning, equating winning with superior quality dogs.
We do not want to contribute to the European Parliament equating web-blogging with traditional media by questioning and proposing discussions on web-blogs status, as proposed.
somehow Dobson reads this single statement as both equating him with Al Sharpton
Remaining concerned at the Community's pursuance of a restrictive price policy in respect of beet sugar production and at its policy of automatically equating the price offered to the ACP with that applicable to its own farmers;
Furthermore, by equating good with pleasure,
0,3% of EU GDP equating to about€ 20 billion/year;