Examples of using To be compared in English and their translations into Romanian
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which allow them to be compared in a way that can be trusted.
but they need to be compared with the expected benefits
The European Union cannot allow itself to be compared by EU citizens to a volcano ejecting bureaucratic ash,
the way you treat Owuor… reminds me of some people in Germany… to whom you certainly don't want to be compared!
When the second batch of raw materials with standard models of storage, to be compared, there is no difference depends on whiteness,
influence on humanity to be compared with such figures as Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad.
large body size and wider wings has a higher tendency for eggs to be compared to flies that have smaller bodies and wings.
enable the data of all the Member States to be compared;
too old to be compared with the opinions of the Greeks, and too divine to be compared with their errors;
Io's surface was covered in a variety of colorful materials(leading Io to be compared to a rotten orange
an authentic spiritual hotbed, worth to be compared to the mythical„New Canaan”,
also to enable cytology results to be compared between laboratories, regions
also through the more comprehensive comparison view option which allows for up to 4 materials and their properties to be compared simultaneously.
of different technical developments, different policy mixes and different external events to be compared and evaluated.
The behaviour of the public investor has therefore to be compared with the supposed behaviour of a private investor,
The Commission shall adopt a delegated act in accordance with Article 48a to lay down in a manual the relevant data to be compared in the queries of the other systems in accordance with Article 9a(3), and the procedures
survive great storms to be compared to the great pirates in history
approved- perhaps to be compared to Karl Popper's vision of the open society,
allowing 2 plates, each 8×10 in, to be compared using a set of prisms