Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Portion should be equated to 200 g.
All certificates issued outside the United Arab Emirates must becertified and duly equated.
Marriageable age was equated for both sexes.
When the life stress inventory was built, back then,a long-term relationship pretty much equated to a marriage.
To think that I equated an industrial empire… with.
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It must be recognized that biodiversity loss equated to economic loss.
The government equated a"no" vote practically with high treason.
Murder of animals with direct or potential intent to be equated with murder of humans;
This country has long equated democracy with capitalism, capitalism with God.
However, that does not automatically make development objectives equated to human rights.
Also, life should not be equated with the concept of reason.
The advertisements, purchased by the American Freedom Defense Initiative, equated Islam with Nazism.
A Muslim name may also be equated with failure to integrate into British society.
Recalled her father raging and seething with anger to such anextent that she was very frightened and, thereafter, equated Sam Loyd with the devil.
Accordingly, career development should not be equated solely with the existence of promotion opportunities.
Often equated with exclusion, poverty goes beyond the lack of adequate income and encompasses issues of opportunities, empowerment, capabilities and security.
Embroidery has always been in honor and equated with the matter of fine art!
In general, core revenues equated to assessed contributions plus voluntary contributions, not specified, and other revenues.
Terrorism should not be confused or equated with liberation struggles.
His laws, for example equated men and women in matters of inheritance, and allowed women to serve as judges and jurors.
Due to the high visibility of the troops,MINUSTAH was sometimes equated with its military component alone.
While many countries equated nuclear programmes with development, in fact, truly developed countries were investing in cleaner and renewable sources of energy.
The Special Rapporteur considers that the term“intentional” should be equated to premeditation and should be understood as deliberate intention to kill.
In some cases, sustainability is equated with environmentally sound management of natural resources, to the neglect of broader social and economic issues.
But compensation measures, however well designed and implemented,should not be equated with the inclusion and pursuit of social development goals in SAPs.
He added that some international reports equated the Government of the Sudan with rebel movements, although the latter killed people.
A positive affirmation that no religion, community,or ethnicity can be equated or associated with violence or terrorism is crucial to sustainable peace.
In 1997, the Human Rights Committee equated flogging, amputation, and stoning with torture, rendering those punishments incompatible with human rights standards.
Embedded journalists tend to be equated with war correspondents as far as targeting is concerned.
