Examples of using Be equated in English and their translations into Swedish
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for purposes of this discussion the realised surplus-value may be equated to all surplus-value;
Such a reference is not intended in any way to imply that pregnancy and childbirth be equated with sickness.
Sanctions that cannot be equated to criminal sanctions,
For this reason, the 60 hours that we are discussing cannot be equated with the current provisions of national laws,
According to the Aranowski, rehabilitation of victims of repression should not be equated to damages, because Russian Federation has nothing to conducted in the Soviet Union,
which in this phase can be equated to an often well-defined hypothetical product,
should possibly be equated with"the elders" that sent Boromir to Rivendell.
should not necessarily be equated with giving political legitimacy
For that reason, an‘injunction' as referred to in the third sentence of Article 11 of Directive 2004/48 cannot be equated with an‘injunction aimed at prohibiting the continuation of the infringement' as referred to in the first sentence of Article 11.
There is broad recognition that the principles of good governance should not be equated to democratic government,
However, the Court accepts that non-renewal of a fixed-term employment contract which has reached its normal date of termination cannot be equated with dismissal, and is not contrary as such to Community law.
comfort go hand-in-hand to create a highly attractive product that cannot be equated with anything else in the area.
In order to calculate the number of redundancies provided for in the definition of collective redundancies within the meaning of this Directive, other forms of termination of employment contracts on the initiative of the employer should be equated to redundancies, provided that there are at least five redundancies;
That report states that the Commission's action programme to reduce administrative burdens by 25% by 2012'cannot[…] be equated to a deregulation, nor lead to a change in the policy objectives
achieve robot surena can be equated to dismissed a couple of years ago,
The exterior lights of a ship can be equated with a home lighting:
cannot be equated with complicity or criminal incitement(generally present in only a limited number of criminal law situations,
fines that cannot be equated to criminal proceedings, laid down in Union law or national implementing provisions.
the Court held that a diploma awarded in 1966 by the'Allgemeiner Hochbau' department of the Staatliche Ingenieurschule für Bauwesen Aachen cannot be equated with the diplomas referred to in the fourth indent of Article 11(a) of Directive 85/384.
The situation described in my example would then effectively be equated with the one envisaged in Article 19(1) of Regulation No 1408/71,