Examples of using Could be compared in English and their translations into Russian
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Preferences could be compared to national subsidies.
It seems to me that Centering Prayer could be compared to worship.
It could be compared to a sugary cranberry type taste, although it does have a unique flavor.
His role in the art of Germany's significance could be compared with Benvenuto Cellini in Italy.
NHEJ efficiency could be compared across tissues of the same mouse and in mice of different age.
Puerto Rico's other military installations were so powerful they could be compared to Poland's missile shield.
Although it could be compared with'registered mail', the message handling is different.
His invention anduse of a complicated system of myths and symbols could be compared to the approach of the school of semiotic writers.
The gameplay could be compared to Halo but is closer to the Rainbow Six game series, or Star Wars Republic Commando.
Its effects are relaxing and can make you feel happy, this could be compared to the effects of marihuana, only milder.
Many of them could be compared with the best statues of the national architecture not only of the region, but also of the country.
Kofi Annan was right when he said that in terms of lives destroyed small arms andlight weapons could be compared to weapons of mass destruction.
I suppose that OpenGL could be compared with Linux- both of them are simple and intuitively understandable.
Where measures ofsuccess were more suitable, UNOPS had not established benchmarks against which performance could be compared.
However, there are not much things could be compared with hunting by adrenaline focusing and extreme in Kazakhstan.
He asked the Special Rapporteur to explain how a legally established punishment for a serious crime could be compared to an extrajudicial killing.
These national profiles could be compared during workshops that are regional in scope.
Mr. Tharoor(Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information)said that the world was living at an interesting epoch that could be compared to a crossroads.
Promoted social network group performance could be compared with its own portal which includes a blog and a forum.
Its cost could be compared with the expenses of the diocese to help the poor, which in Rome under the Pope Cornelius reached 6 million denarius per year.
Detailed banking data on transactions in foreign currency classified as exports of goods could be compared with customs data on exports for individual enterprises.
Men's final clash could be compared with the great Shakespeare's play that usually impresses people by its dramaturgy and passions.
He had written a book containing a chapter on direct democracy in the Sudan, which could be compared to neo-republicanism in the United States and communitarianism in Europe.
The Soviet state could be compared to a vehicle, or rather an armoured vehicle, which looked just like a real one but did not run.
Detailed banking data on transactions in foreign currency classified as exports of goods could be compared with customs data on exports for individual enterprises.
In other words, Nutrobal could be compared to peptides like GHRP-6 or Ipamorelin, only it doesn't require any injections nor does it have any side effects like GHRP-6.
While the net-basis format used by many specialized agencies might be simpler, it also restricted transparency andthe ease with which information could be compared.
However, he challenged the view that this could be compared with the reported systematic liquidation of a part of the adult male population of Srebrenica.
Note: Similar tables would need to be developed for other emission sources and sinks.*Several different assumptions or outcomes could be compared in this way.
The situation has attained devastating proportions, and could be compared with the humanitarian catastrophe in Angola during the fighting in 1993 and 1994.