Примеры использования To equate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I'm not trying to equate.
It's a mistake to equate freedom to" the freedom of choice.
We condemn the western promoted rehabilitation of fascism and attempts to equate communism with Nazism.
Or a reason to equate me with herpetology, For that matter?
Comparisons with other surveys had the intention to equate the same epidemiological profiles.
To equate these fractions the number of digits after the decimal point;
Max, are you trying to equate a person's love with a cat's love?
To equate free software with GPL-covered software is therefore an error.
The rolling resistance is taken to equate to a deceleration of 0.1 m/s2.
The desire to equate Oralmans with compatriots remind of Russian double meaning of"compatriot" idea.
My delegation cannot approve of attempts to equate nuclear disarmament with non-proliferation.
This is particularly pertinent in the case of so-called"failed States" where political fragmentation means that it is no longer possible to equate a State with its constituent parts.
Most people tend to equate drinking milk and strengthens bones.
In fact, we would have wanted stronger language in the resolution to reflect this view so as not to equate the victims with the perpetrator.
They're trying to equate helping your neighbour with attacking ships.
Some, who have recently discovered Competence,find it convenient to equate the terms, Knowledge, Skill, and Competence.
It rejected attempts to equate corporal punishment with violence against children.
The error that is habitually made in discussing demographics and climate change is to identify a larger population with greater emissions,that is, to equate one person with one unit of consumption.
Who would want to equate feminine power with social decay?
In all the countries of the European Union, the authorities decried any attempts to equate Arabs and Muslims with terrorists and condemned anti-Muslim attitudes.
Any attempt to equate Islam with terrorism would have repercussions everywhere.
The above-referenced sentence in the Secretary-General's report attempts, once again, to equate the aggressor and the victim with the objective of justifying appeasement.
In this context, attempts to equate terrorism and legitimate action by the police to curb it and protect citizens from terror are impermissible.
For too long, the Committee had allowed Argentina to equate decolonization with her anachronistic sovereignty claim.
And to equate Zionism with the intolerable sin of racism is to twist history and forget the terrible plight of Jews in World War II and, indeed, throughout history.
It was not correct, for instance, to equate terrorism with armed political opposition groups.
To equate the second largest party in the Norwegian Parliament with neo-fascism and neo-Nazism, using terms like“extreme right parties advocating xenophobia, attacks on ethnic, national and religious minorities, and racial or ethnic purity” is incorrect.
It was totally incorrect to equate self-determination solely with independence.
It aims to equate the status of the Republic of Cyprus with that of the Turkish Cypriot community, either by downgrading the status of the Republic of Cyprus or by upgrading the status of the secessionist entity, possibly short of political recognition, as full separate statehood status, at this stage, would deprive the Turkish Cypriots of benefits deriving from the accession of Cyprus to the EU.
This bogus picture encourages readers to equate each of the three“regions” with the whole of“Komongistan”.