Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Finnish
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with the side edge equate plumb.
the convenience of its formula could most definitely equate to results.
the simplicity of its formula can certainly equate to results.
the European institutions cannot, in my view, equate these relationships with the social institution of the family in its traditional meaning.
The world's known fossil fuel reserves equate to approximately 3,000 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide if combusted, but just 31% of
to rise to the level of the most star or equate famous pop singer with him,
To take freight as an example, the proposal for a railway infrastructure charging Directive requires that charges for railway infrastructure equate, at minimum, to the additional cost directly incurred by the infrastructure manager as a result of the operation of the train.
91% of Germans equate Islam with violence against women.
While our citizens often equate illegal immigration with dramatic scenes of unseaworthy
which ensure timely payment and equate the creditworthiness of the states to that of the Federal Republic of Germany.
The problem of living by emotions Because much of church culture equates emotions with the anointing it is no wonder people often equate God's direction in their life with how they feel at that moment.
one should not equate- and it seems to me, from what I understood,
but we cannot equate these bandits and criminals,
This equates to €33 600 per Greek inhabitant.
That equates to around 2.5% of the total population.
Price stogrammovoy jars equated with pure gold,
That equates to almost 36% of the Union's expenditure.
When equated to the population, you get a per capita income of$ 18,200 per individual.
This equates to a total available envelope of EUR 8 billion for all the Member States.
High testosterone levels have long been equated with large muscles and a high rate of muscle growth.