Примеры использования Should be equivalent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The surface structure should be equivalent to minimum 2 mm/max 30% of the thickness of the top layer.
The judges had expressed the view that the minimum figure should be equivalent to two months' base salary.
The minimum figure should be equivalent to two months' base salary, even if death occurs in the first year of service.
In addition to the above the original andgeneric drug should be equivalent for therapeutic and metabolic effects.
Equity in horizontal access means that the quality andavailability of core programming in each community should be equivalent.
In his view,the expenditure should be equivalent to or less than, but should  not exceed, the amount of voluntary contributions received.
Article 13 of CRTD also requires compulsory insurance from the carrier which should  be equivalent to the maximum amount of liability.
To put this into context, 5% of energy should be equivalent to 25 g of sugar or 6 teaspoons per day, an amount that it is  very easy to exceed in a day.
This is  the main provision on public participation in the Convention, andis  especially important because it indicates that the public participation procedures should be equivalent for both Parties.
At the same time, the text in the language of translation should be equivalent to the original text, taking into account the functionality, content and structure of the texts.
The management of the reserve funds have been  maintained in accordance with prudent financial practices,taking into account insurance industry standards which provide that the reserves should be equivalent to about 3 to 4 months of claims;
The duration of the refresher courses andthe examination requirements should be equivalent to not less than 50% of the requirements for the main training course.
The subvention should be equivalent to the amount of annual rental, maintenance and other administrative costs associated with conducting the core training programme for the previous year.
This means that, generally speaking, a local salary andwage scale should be equivalent to the'best' prevailing local rates, corresponding to the situation at Headquarters.
The Convention does not specify that the means of public participation in EIA procedure in the Party of origin andthe affected Party should be  identical- only that the opportunity provided to the public of the affected Party should be equivalent.
A new formula for calculating operational reserve requirements approved by the Executive Board on 12 September 2013 stipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to four months of the average of the administrative expenditures for the past three years of operation.
The medical and dental reserves continue to be  maintained in accordancewith prudent financial practices, taking into account insurance industry standards which provide that health insurance reserves should be equivalent to about three to four months of claims.
For instance, torture has reportedly been  defined elsewhere as physical pain that is  difficult to endure, and which should be equivalent to the pain accompanying serious physical injury, such as organ failure, impairment of bodily function, or even death.
This practice was endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 55/238, which reaffirmed that the total annual net compensation of the three officials concerned should be equivalent to 97 per cent of that of the most senior Secretariat officials.
The formula for calculating the operational reserve requirement was  approved by the Executive Board in 2003 andstipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to 4 per cent of the rolling average of the combined administrative and project expenditure for the last three years of operations.
So far, there appears to be  a reluctance to adopt practices from the other sector, even thoughthey may be  more appropriate and the ultimate result(according to the CRIRSCO/SPE mapping project) should be equivalent in terms of the level of confidence in the estimate.
The General Assembly, in resolution 55/238,had reaffirmed that the total annual net compensation of the three officials concerned should be equivalent to 97 per cent of that of the most senior United Nations officials, which was  the relationship that had existed in 1996.
Paragraph 2, subparagraph(c): the amendments reflect a proposal to(a) replace the word"matter" with"violation" and(b) proposals to specify that the"procedureof international investigation or settlement" referred to should be equivalent to or of the same nature as that under the optional protocol.
The formula for calculating operational reserve requirements was  originally approved by the Executive Board in 2003 andstipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to 4 per cent of the rolling average of the combined administrative and project expenditure for the past three years of operations.
For monitors that require an intrusive operation to further investigate the presence of a malfunction, the manufacturer may submit to the type-approval authority an alternative wayto increment the numerator. This alternative should be  equivalent to that which would, had a malfunction been  present, have permitted to increment the numerator.
The new formula for calculating the operational reserve requirements, approved by the Executive Board in 2013,stipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to four months average of the administrative expenditure for the last three years of operation.
The formula for calculating the operational reserve requirements, originally approved by the Executive Board in 2003,stipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to 4 per cent of the rolling average of the combined administrative and project expenditures for the last three years of operations.
As mentioned in paragraph 24 above, the formula for calculating operational reserve requirements was  originally approved by the Executive Board in 2003 andstipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to 4 per cent of the rolling average of the combined administrative and project expenditure for the previous three years of operation.
As mentioned in note 2, paragraph 24,"operational reserves", the formula for calculating operational reserverequirements was  originally approved by the Executive Board in 2003 and stipulated that the operational reserve should be equivalent to 4 per cent of the rolling average of the combined administrative and project expenditures for the previous three years of operations.
Allocations for the fiscal year 2008 should be approximately equivalent.