Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Norwegian
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This equates to roughly 1.2 million homes.
Of hours per week to which a full-time position equates.
Occupation code Never No. of hours per week to which a full-time position equates.
For the EUR Cash Fund, this equates to the Eonia with a maximum deduction of 0.50% on an annual basis.
He equates opposition to his administration
In real terms, nowadays, this equates to converting audio files to text
For the average S&P500 company, this equates to US$7.5 billion of revenues
Nowadays, few people dare to discuss a topic related to foot odor, it equates to intimate questi….
while the Directive equates the movement of economically active
Having extensive knowledge about tools will aid you in pairing customers with the right choice for them, which equates to lasting customer relations.
The British social psychologist Wendy Hollway has recently uttered an important criticism of the dominant so-called progressive political measures that blindly equates fathers and mothers,” says Gripsrud.
Our lamps provide up to 10,000 hours of usage, which equates to watching a movie every day for 15 years4.
A work of Christian existentialism, the book is about Kierkegaard's concept of despair, which he equates with the Christian concept of sin, particularly original sin.
I think he equates being businesslike with being mean,
the number of hours to which a 100 percent position equates varies every month.
though Homer equates her with Eris.
The RMS value equates an AC current or voltage to a DC current
You can use 37.5 if the number of hours to which a full-time position equates is unknown.
It also reminds me there is an ancient proverb that equates the drinking of alcohol with water.
though Homer equates Enyo with Eris.