Examples of using Could be compared in English and their translations into Spanish
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Furthermore, the Secretary-General provides no baseline against which his benchmark measures could be compared.
the benefit of supporting it could be compared with other opportunities for investment.
molecules in a gas could be compared to weights(the balls in Figure 5 below),
ladies of high degree whose youth could be compared to a fresh spring morning.
UNOPS had not established benchmarks against which performance could be compared.
How Active Patch 4U functions could be compared to a concave mirror.
especially the Internet, could be compared only to the invention of radio.
The process could be compared to a new sun being born in your atmosphere.
He described it as jolts that could be compared to being electrocuted with a cattle prod.
The trendy drink could be compared to a Frappuccino that is always available at Starbucks.
Mr. Skelmani did not understand how cooperative projects between neighbouring countries for the establishment of wildlife parks could be compared to possible projects relating to ethnic groups.
Self-employed could be compared to small businessmen,
However, none of those conventional weapons could be compared with the destructive potential of modern nuclear weapons.
The accrual rates in table 5 could be compared with the accrual rates shown in table 4.
If Hollywood breeding could be compared to royalty then she would certainly be our crown princess.
However, provide one estimate that could be compared with those available from authoritative international sources.
the two liturgical traditions could be compared with respect and seriousness.
Commission members should devise common indicators for sustainable development so that national efforts could be compared more easily.
scenes that could be compared to Superman's Fortressof Solitude.
Contrary to standard practice, at the start of the project there was no comprehensive budget with which actual expenditure could be compared.