Examples of using Were equivalent in English and their translations into Russian
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The Board noted that not all violations were equivalent.
In 1992, 100 CPF francs were equivalent to 5.5 French francs.
A In 2010,premium holidays declared for the Aetna medical insurance plan were equivalent to two months.
From 1929, its degrees were equivalent to those of university.
Damages were equivalent to 63 per cent of GDP, and the tsunami led to a contraction of GDP by approximately 5 per cent in 2005.
The mental health services available to prisoners were equivalent to those generally available to the population.
The amounts were equivalent to 10-20 years salary for a captain and more than two years for an ordinary seaman.
Results from various empirical studies revealed that on average ROO were equivalent to a 4 per cent tariff.
In Tajikistan, these losses were equivalent to 4.8% of its GDP and contributed to an increase in the country's current account deficit.
For opiate seizures(unless specified differently in the text),it was assumed that 10 kg of opium were equivalent to 1 kg of morphine or heroin.
The highest health care cost estimates were equivalent to between 2% and 6% of health spending in the countries.
Subscriptions to the first Austrian bond issue amounted to the equivalent of $440 million;those of the first Hungarian issue were equivalent to $235 million.
Lithium batteries were currently widely available and were equivalent in cost to their mercury-containing counterparts.
These costs, which were equivalent to about 1.2 per cent of gross domestic product(GDP), rose to almost 3.4 per cent of GDP in 2010.
In UNFPA, resources for gender-specific andgender-related programming were equivalent to 80 per cent of the 2009 budget.
Benefits for families in 2011 were equivalent to 0.5% of the South Korean GDP, the lowest in the OECD OECD's average was 2.2.
The view was also expressed that draft guideline 3.5.1 was sufficient to cover conditional interpretative declarations, since they were equivalent to reservations.
The expert from France confirmed that,for similar v, the tests were equivalent but stated that some differences existed regarding the cinematic.
Agricultural exports were equivalent to about 17 per cent of total exports in 1996/1997, while food imports accounted for less than 5 per cent of total imports.
In Jamaica, for example, average losses between 1991 and 2011 were equivalent to 2.6 per cent of the country's average annual investments.
The actual payments were equivalent to level 3, step 4 of the local salary scale, while the budget was based on level 4, step 1 of the same salary scale.
The Chairperson, speaking as a member of the Committee, asked whether international treaties were equivalent to Chilean law and, in the event of a conflict of laws, which law prevailed.
The actual payments were equivalent to level 4, step 5, of the scale applicable to Freetown, while the budget was based on level 3, step 3, of the same salary scale.
In some Parties, CHP projects generated green certificates that were equivalent to certificates generated by renewables projects e.g. Belgium.
The actual payments were equivalent to level 3, step 3, of the salary scale applicable to Freetown while the budget was based on the level 4, step 6, of the same salary scale.
It was asked to which part of thepopulation indigenous people belonged, whether indigenous people were equivalent to people in rural areas and whether non-indigenous people had better living conditions than they.
However, it had been later argued successfully that ina modern administrative society, welfare entitlements were of such fundamental value to the recipient's well-being that they were equivalent to real estate in the social system.
On this basis, global seizures were equivalent to some 31 billion units in 2006, down from 32.5 billion units a year earlier -5.
Instead, the initiative of the organization was a cashless model where the rural women received materials that were equivalent to the credit amount for starting or continuing their microenterprises.
In Bangladesh, remittances were equivalent to 40 per cent of export earnings; in Pakistan andSri Lanka, they were equivalent to more than 25 per cent of export earnings; and in the Philippines, they were equivalent to 25 per cent of export earnings.