Examples of using Be equated in English and their translations into German
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Stealing a shuttlecraft can't be equated with murdering thousands of people.
We know that social democracy and the social welfare state cannot be equated with socialism.
As a result, market risks can be equated with the risks confronting individual market participants.
Nor should we forget that the US as a whole cannot be equated with Silicon Valley.
However, they cannot be equated with human rights, since the category of"human rights" contains more than the two fundamental rights proposed here by us.
This is the closest SARM and can be equated with strong anabolism.
Because no uniform phase shifting angle can be cited with harmonic loading,the power factor λ and the frequently used effective factor cos(φ1) must not be equated with each other.
Fighting deflation cannot simply be equated to playing down inflation!
A disease that attracts physical, mental or psychological limitations by itself, therefore,can be equated with a disability.
These are two things that cannot be equated, but to an extent we have been doing so.
The criticism of the US president coming from Republicans andUS institutions shows that Trump can't be equated with the US, Verslo žinios….
However, this fundamental development cannot be equated with concrete government policy and the method of governance.
However, it is problematic to determine whether membership orinvolvement should in these cases be equated with fulltime employment.
Rhythm” comes from the Greek rhythmos, can be equated with“movement characterized by the regulated sequence of strong and weak….
Three exclusive single vineyards belong to the winery,whose reputation today can be equated with the best Crus of the region.
Yet in none of these cases can the oppressor people be equated with the whites in South Africa or the French colons in Algeria; i. e.
The Balearic Islands are different from the Mainland The realestate market in the Balearic Islands cannot be equated with that of the mainland.
The labour of a spinner and that of a weaver cannot be equated, so long as they are concrete useful labour.
Since chocolate bars have their own shape and are only packaged for reasons of hygiene,the packaging must not be equated with the shape of the goods.
I hope that the media whopublish my congratulatory message will not be equated with extremist and terrorist organizations. Languages.
Given the maximum recommended daily dose for adults(6 tablets) of 1.8 g aspirin per dayshould not exceed Afebryl not be equated with anti-inflammatory medication.
Complex situations and amidst changing sets of problems, and this cannot be equated with mere isolated reproduction of acquired skills and knowledge.
One gets an impression sometimes that in terms of the damage caused,propaganda campaign can be equated to a mass psychic destruction weapon.
During most of the time during the 20th century the US economy could be equated with the world economy up to 50% of global GDP!
The'truth' ascertained by the court must not be equated with historical truth.
Bin Laden's demise, as welcome as it is, should in no way be equated with the demise of terrorism.
The initial value of theindex may be the sum of the prices or be equated to a random number for example, 1000.
In 2001, the High Court in Londonruled that the anonymous commentators can not be equated to the sources, which are working journalists.
The Committee feels that the inconvenience caused by delays cannot be equated with the problems caused by cancellation or denied boarding.
When otherworldliness reaches such proportions and produces such absurdities-how can terrorists be equated with ordinary prisoners under common law?- it is bordering on stupidity.