Примеры использования Can be equated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For rounding calculations Thai currency(Baht) can be equated to the ruble.
All business in the UAE can be equated to offshore due to the absence of tax rates.
The week spent in the hotel"DiAnna" with the program of relaxation can be equated to a small vacation.
Its benefits can be equated to those of aerobic exercises that help to calm down the nerves.
The passing of time in our minds can be equated to mobile lighting.
In addition, the Citizens against Corruption Human Rights Centre has observed in its reports that the conditions of detention of citizens serving life sentences can be equated with torture.
This is the closest SARM and can be equated with strong anabolism.
With all the variety of choice of the Crimean wines are often difficult to make a definitive decision,because the selection of wines- a separate art form that can be equated to psychology.
In this case, the value of water provision can be equated to costs of water supply or abstraction.
Nonetheless, the crucial prior action can be equated with effective preventive measures, such as those provided for in the Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance of 1992 and the Inter-American Convention on Forced Disappearance of Persons of 1994.
Accommodation in apartments w/ a BRIDGE CITY of service, luxury,privacy can be equated to the level of the Presidential Hotel.
Shared responsibility can be equated with the capability to be active in shaping the world's future.
Pseudo-politicians are not embarrassed by the fact that such statements of State officials can be equated to public terrorist propaganda.
Such resources are provided without conditions attached as to their use and can be equated with the notion of"unearmarked contributions", while extrabudgetary/non-core resources are commonly equated with the notion of"earmarked contributions.
While the Government purports that the referendum of15 October 1995 was"free", the Special Rapporteur does not believe that the mere mechanical conduct of the formal process of voting can be equated with a genuine expression of the will of the people in Iraq.
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In fact, our body is so highly developed, self-regulating and self-sufficient system that the level of modern science with its material andreductionistic approach can be equated with a Neanderthal looking at the stars and trying to understand the structure of the universe.
Provision for their enforcement has been included in a variety of treaty mechanisms, which can be equated in terms of domestic law to administrative and civil measures and which have, in fact, been incorporated in the national legislation of many countries.
Without an appropriate license,the primary offering of tokens with features of securities can be equated with speculation with small profits and other types of fraud.
In hostels tend to be several private rooms for one or two people,the cost of which, unfortunately, can be equated to the rate in two- three-star hotel, and rooms with a shared bedroom.
A duty to protect could be equated with a commitment to act.
The Commission's general approach to late objections(draft guideline 2.6.15) was endorsed,although it was suggested that late objections could be equated with simple interpretative declarations.
So do you agree with the quote, or suggested quote,to the effect that there's a gender bias in the media which could be equated with discrimination against Afro-Americans in the 1960s?
On the other hand,at least one historian has noted that the atrocity in Nanking could be equated with the entire war waged by Japan on China.
The current situation could be equated to apartheid: the freedom of movement of Christians and Muslims was restricted, justified by racism and bigotry under the guise of security.
Only UNOPS reported having such an assurance map;45 per cent of the organizations indicated having an accountability framework, which could be equated to an assurance map.
Offences that could be equated with acts of torture, to which reference was made in the supplementary report of 25 April 1991(CAT/C/5/Add.36, paras. 41-44), continued to be punished in cases in which the offence of torture could have been reasonably substantiated.
Such a distinction would be useful,because a conditional interpretative declaration could be equated to a reservation and produce the same legal effects, whereas an interpretative statement had no legal effects.
Two specific difficulties had presented themselves. It was incorrect to say that any use of force against the territorial integrity orpolitical independence of any State could be equated with an act of aggression under Article 39 of the Charter.
Because of memberStates' acceptance of and participation in the decision-making processes, IMF does not see how the Commission could conclude that binding decisions of an international organization could be equated with coercion in the above sense.