Примеры использования Would be equivalent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This would be equivalent to full clearance of 616 km of road.
Mind you that a 100º angle would be equivalent to a 80º angle….
Deportation would be equivalent to exile, given the length of his residence in Canada.
If, however, the donor countries bear the interest cost,then it would be equivalent to ODA.
The reimbursement would be equivalent to 10 per cent of the direct costs of UNVs.
Establishing a distinction between accreditation to the Commission andplacement on the Roster would be equivalent to creating a new category of NGOs.
We figure out which tones would be equivalent to the missing chromosomes and then dub them into your recording of the signal.
On that basis, the Committee was informed that the number of travel days,for budgeting purposes, would be equivalent to six months.
It was currently estimated that those costs would be equivalent to the services of two full-time engineers.
The project would be equivalent to US$ 140,989(the outstanding contributions for 1992-1994) and was to run from January 2002 to December 2003.
If the prices used were the prices of changes in inventories,the formula employed would be equivalent to the formula for usual chaining.
My 14mm lens on a Canon Rebel would be equivalent to a 22mm lens, making a maximum 23 second exposure.
Receiving fissile material for nuclear weapons from another state should be subject to a ban under an FMCT,as such transfers would be equivalent to"production.
The proposed retention incentive would be equivalent to one month's salary for each completed year of service.
It is assumed that for those Parties that did not submit a scenario"with additional measures" such a scenario would be equivalent to the"with measures" scenario.
The resources would be equivalent to 41 work-months of Professional staff and 10 work-months of General Service staff.
It was agreed that the new currency would be called the pound and that each pound would be equivalent to one hundred dinars in the existing currency;
Another solution would be equivalent to the victory of“P” over“F”, as the PL leader said. Really, if one cannot make“success story” of Moldova's interests, why not to turn personal interests into“success stories”.
The entry of new permanent members not having the right of veto would be equivalent to creating a new category of Security Council members, which Cuba does not support.
One understanding could be that waste generated by production corresponds to waste generated by economic activities,whereas waste generated by consumption would be equivalent to household waste.
The entry of new permanent members without veto power would be equivalent to creating a new category of Council members, which is not favoured by Cuba.
The language evolved throughout a number of successive versions, and gaining milestone popularity in Version 53, leading to extensive work andthe following Version 100, which would be equivalent to a"1.0" release in current popular version systems.
If and when CERF is closed,the amount to be returned to donor Governments would be equivalent to the amounts they contributed to the Revolving Fund, plus interest, unless other instructions are given.
According to another view, when a State considered that a reservation by another State was not compatible with the object and purpose of the treaty,the effect of the objection would be equivalent to the non-application of the treaty between the two parties.
For example, the Constitution provided for a Public Protector whose role would be equivalent to that of an ombudsman, a human rights commission, a commission on gender equality and a commission on the restitution of land rights.
Having once shown the rebellious Angels distinct from God and the Logos in their personalities,to admit that the downfall of the disobedient Spirits means simply their fall into generation and matter, would be equivalent to saying that God and Satan were identical.
The World Bank adds that 0.7 per cent of GDP, which would be equivalent to a 20 per cent income tax on the richest fifth of the world's population,would be sufficient to raise the income of all the poor in Africa to just above the poverty threshold.
Others suggested that he should analyse whether"provisional accession" was a possibility and whether that would be equivalent to provisional application upon the treaty's entry into force.
Note that this would be equivalent to the treatment under the current indirect CPI approach to pricing insured health care, and the approach to pricing uninsured care as well: disease incidence does not affect the index except insofar as the prices of covered items are affected.
The resources would be from the regular budget($763,700) andfrom extrabudgetary funding($195,700) and would be equivalent to 50 work-months of Professional staff and 36 work-months of General Service staff.