Examples of using Could be compared in English and their translations into Russian
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Its cost could be compared with the expenses of the diocese to help the poor,
In other words, Nutrobal could be compared to peptides like GHRP-6
The Soviet state could be compared to a vehicle, or rather an armoured vehicle,
The situation has attained devastating proportions, and could be compared with the humanitarian catastrophe in Angola during the fighting in 1993 and 1994.
Several different assumptions or outcomes could be compared in this way.
Detailed banking data on transactions in foreign currency classified as exports of goods could be compared with customs data on exports for individual enterprises.
the ease with which information could be compared.
The UNECE Task Force on VAW showed the extent to which methodologies could be compared among countries and suggested appropriate areas for standard definitions and recommendations.
There was also a need to obtain information on sentencing procedures at the national level so that they could be compared to procedures used by international courts.
Contrary to standard practice, at the start of the project there was no comprehensive budget with which actual expenditure could be compared.
Furthermore, the Secretary-General provides no baseline against which his benchmark measures could be compared.
we never saw a big wolf that could be compared to this one.
It would, however, provide one estimate that could be compared with those available from authoritative international sources.
This situation could be compared to adding the Chancellor of Justice the task of children's ombudsman, where the office
The positive impact of the Asian Highway could be compared to the boost to regional economic cooperation and trade that occurred in Europe after 1975,
who were often women, could be compared with that of construction workers,
calculated on a net basis, could be compared to the amount of contributions assessed on a net basis,
Article 1 of the Convention could be compared to sections 340
The census agency might want to establish an electronic central register of forms received either by mail or by the Internet, which could be compared against the census frame address register
A systematic approach to indicators and the common definition of progress permitted assessments that could be compared across countries, regions