Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Swedish
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Popp equates Koščéj with Death,
The level of irregularities for 2009 is abnormally high and equates to half of the UK's contribution for the EU for this year,
While this increase may not sound dramatic, it equates to an approximate 170,000 additional New Yorkers living in poverty.
This equates to£400(4,000 yuan)
If the draw-wire sensor operates at 4 cycles per minute, this equates to 240 cycles per hour,
Rapid measurement equates to real cost savings
GDPR equates personal data relating to criminal convictions
That equates to 500,000 pupils running 1.5 million miles a week
A breach of a Member State's criminal law therefore equates to an act contrary to public policy.
It talks about the"Orthodox faith" as being the guiding principle for the Republic, equates public and private property, etc.Â.
It is a slaughter that wrongly equates building a home with murdering a child.
That equates to over GBP 1 000 gross,
like me. I think he equates being businesslike with being mean.
Over the past ten years, AP4 has returned 88 percent after costs, which equates to an average annual return of 6.5 percent.
At a reported average street value in Europe of EUR 40 per gram, this equates to annual illicit trade worth around EUR 3 billion.
the Talmud41 equates such intercourse to the sin of bestiality.
I think he equates being businesslike with being mean, or worse, middle class, like me.
Every day, 600 people die as a result of accidents and injuries, which equates to a quarter of a million people per year.
which we hope equates in better performance.
In our hearts we know that the ideology that equates money with the good is wrong.