Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Swedish
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In actuality, a slight tan can be equated with SPF 4 level protection, which is far from enough.
Indirectly, the fact that in 1943 by the Soviet authorities its participants were equated with the soldiers of the Red Army indirectly speaks of the mass nature of the partisan movement.
One you still haven't told me about. I can't believe you just equated a company name to exposing a friend of ours to an untested procedure.
High testosterone levels have long been equated with large muscles
But with respect to nonresident population, the advertising potential of this marketing move, unfortunately, is equated to zero.
We have already seen from last year's visa liberalisation that many people equated visa-free travel with being given carte blanche.
similar device it should be equated with winter tires.
What is positive is that, in the eyes of the law, importers of toys will be equated with the manufacturers.
It is not that long since HIV infection was equated with a painful and premature death.
The creation of a User account is personal and equated with an interest registration to participate in a project and/ or a desire to be the contact person for such.
Every form of aggression against God's rule on earth- democracy was an example of this- Qutb equated with jahiliyya, the period of deepest ignorance that preceded Mohammed.
a little exhausting and therefore equated with families.
That's just for the difference from the general mass they equated to the phenomenon of mass psychosis.
things constantly equated with one another in a definite system of social relations?
A person who represents a person referred to in the first paragraph in relation to the public, shall be equated with that person.
things constantly equated with one another in a definite system of social relations?
which is justified panic and equated the efficiency of"Amy." the potential for nuclear weapons.
and in this aspect he equated perfection with renunciation.
All of our drive shafts are of the highest quality and thus equated with an original factory brand, however, at a significantly lower price.
adornment is described in the Book of Mormon by the prophet Moroni, who equated pride with the wearing of“very fine apparel.”.