Examples of using Be equated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They cannot be equated!
It really is damage directed at the Fa and the cosmos,so they can't be equated.
Humans should never be equated with dogs.
So that's the assumption about the impact on human GEA is that radiation from these areas of the same order with the human biofield, and when a person is in his bio GEA particles react with the particles of radiation GEA and the result is damage to the human biofield, and if radiation is particularly strong,then the action of such a pathogenic zones can be equated to a constant radiation.
Why do I always have to be equated with death?
Can creativity in the arts be equated with creativity in the sciences or in business, or should such groups be studied separately?
Otherwise a tacky velvet painting could be equated to a Rembrandt.
The idea of"freedom from work" should be equated with the elimination of repetitive and boring tasks that hold back our intellectual growth.
Criticism of Israel can not and should not be equated with anti-semitism.".
The"real mind" of Castaneda can be equated to the nous authenticos of the Gnostics.
The correlation works especially well if we equate the“serpent worship” of certain Gnostic cults with Kundalini yoga practice,which may in turn be equated with“the fire from within” and the Plumed Serpent in several Castaneda books.
PartnerPlusBenefit offers clearbenefits to companies participating in the programme which can be equated with employee perks- in particular, award flights, upgrades and reward vouchers- all without binding companies contractually.
Israel can not and should not be equated with anti-semitism.".
Teacher: Improvement in cultivation can't be equated with self-examination and repentance.
I can also tell you, while I'm at it,that animals absolutely cannot be equated with humans--you absolutely cannot think of them as the same.
Since the sign of the cross was used from time immemorial as a protective symbol,it was also believed that crossed fingers could be equated with a wooden or metal crucifix, by which demons, devils, all kinds of ailments and bad thoughts were driven away.
Expanding into Malta, UCM is now able to further strengthen its internationalscope by issuing study qualifications that can be equated to and recognized in several countries, not just in Europe, making it easier for students to obtain foreign qualifications license NCFHE n.
Levels are equated in order to keep balance.
Being equated to a five star level, the hotel.
I always find it annoying when those are equated.
You're equating me with termites?
You are equating what you did in Defiance with national security issues?
You're equating Moses to Santa?
You're Equating Me With Juliet Darling?
He was equating me with Nazis.
You're equating this victim with animals mistreated at a rodeo.
Its presence is equated with starvation or a warning sign of something going wrong in your metabolism.
The gambling business is equated with business activity and for its opening the same package of documents is required.
That timeframe was equated to human consuming a half-tin of smokeless tobacco on a daily basis for 30 years.
In fact, there are cultures today, even today,that are invested in rudeness because they say compassion and kindness is equated with weakness.