Examples of using Equating in English and their translations into Hungarian
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written in the US, 6 potentially equating to some 56,000 drug-induced incidents of violence annually from this drug alone.
There is no basis for equating the"little flock" of Luke 12:32 with the 144,000 of Revelation chapters 7 and 14.
Around 446 flights equating to almost 75,000 passengers were affected(including a friend of ours, a volcanologist, who ironically was on holiday on Bali at the time).
There is no good reason for equating the"other sheep" of John 10:16 with the"great crowd" of Revelation 7:9.
Instead of equating frugality with morality, he asks us
Over 313 million workers suffer non-fatal occupational injuries each year, equating to 860,000 people injured on the job daily.
(DE)'The Neuengamme Association has always opposed equating National Socialism with Stalinism.'.
which then generate automatic associations in our brain, equating feelings to our beloved with feelings of pleasure and even survival.
It says the cover lacks a sense of irony and that equating Trump and terrorism is too simple.
The same paper said that in Washington in 2015 there were 166 reported cases of physician-assisted suicide(equating to 0.32% of all deaths in Washington in that year).
In 2016, a total of 7,327 people died from alcohol-specific causes in the UK, equating to 11.7 deaths per 100,000 population- a rate significantly higher than that observed in 2001, when there were 10.6 deaths per 100,000 population.
Malta into the euro area reduced the total liquidity needs of the euro area banking sector by €1.2 billion, equating to 0.3% of the aggregate liquidity needs.
which includes enterprises and consumers, equating to over one billion mobile customers across five continents.
So, this simple narrative equating Western demand and Chinese suffering is appealing,
took the logic of their political enemies in Washington by equating revolutionary armed struggle with terrorism.
I should like, in connection with your speech, to challenge the claim, not made by you, equating any European economic initiative with an increase in the deficit.
the number of victims would be cut by some 1 300 per year, equating to an annual saving of EUR 5 billion.
Fitted in a gearless traction motor in a heavy-duty elevator, it lowers energy consumption by around 145kWh per year- equating to a CO2 emission saving of two tonnes over the motor's lifecycle.
In writing.-(PT) This motion for a resolution forms part of the crude campaign to falsify history by equating communism with fascism,
such as the idea of equating race and nation,