Examples of using Equating in English and their translations into Slovak
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Solar charging can increase the EV driving range of the new Prius Plug-in Hybrid by up to maximum 5 km per day, equating to some 1,000 km of all-electric driving per annum.
It's a scary task because many of the impacts that I had previously put in later chapters- equating to three or more degrees of global warming- have had to be moved forwards, because they are happening already.”.
Equating Azov with terrorists, 40 members of the U.S. House of Representatives have conferred the same status
Worse, as Steven Plaut notes, by equating"mass murderers of Jewish children to combat soldiers," the exchange effectively justifies the"mass extermination of Jews in the name of Jewish racial inferiority.".
thereby creating confusion and equating immigrants with various criminal or'terrorist' activities
carefully equating it to the fixed bars
minimizing the pathological behavior of the abuser by equating it to that of the garden-variety jerk.
express opinions equating non-Jews with animals
you're equating y to this thing right over here,
without falling into the Manichean logic of the Cold War, equating the West with good
However, as he expressed at the time, it should not be used as more than an economic tool to set an economic value of a country's production power, and that equating GDP to citizen welfare would be over-simplifying a very complex situation.
not made by you, equating any European economic initiative with an increase in the deficit.
losses held against tax liability) on their balance sheets, equating to around €334bn of probable future taxable profits that need to be generated to recover them.
indirect subsidies for fossil fuels at an annual figure of USD 5.3 trillion(!), equating to more than USD 15 billion per day.
over $150 billion of property equating to more than 6% of the state's GDP
over $150 billion of property equating to more than 6% of the state's GDP
three out of ten deaths in men, equating to approximately 3.2 million EU citizens diagnosed with cancer each year.
This equates to hassle free reservations
This equates to hassle free reservations
Do not print messages in large letters, as this equates to screaming.