Examples of using Equalised in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I think Black has equalised.
Equalised pressure distribution.
Within two minutes the home side had equalised.
Norwich equalised on 83 minutes.
His brain activity was more equalised.
Power is Equalised[close-up recording].
However the lead was short-lived when the visitors equalised just 4 minutes later.
Fekir equalised six minutes later.
Any oversupply of energy that is placed anywhere in nature, is quickly moving in direction to places with lower energetic potential,and gradually dissipate(energy levels are equalised).
Wrexham equalised and kept the pressure up.
We have forgotten that seven and five years ago the Union was enlarged by new Member States, which were given a low level of support andwhich were promised that after 2013 the payments would be equalised.
Delimar, Vlasta: Power is Equalised[close-up recording].
Enables equalised pressure in the open or closed position, regardless of the register or dynamics in which we play.
Another objective for reducing poverty is to establish a minimum income ofat least 60% of national median equalised income, a minimum salary of at least 60% of the average salary in the relevant sectors at national level, along with a coordinated housing strategy in Europe.
The applicants' argument that the amendment was discriminatory because the greater financial capacity of Orange and SFR by comparison with that of their competitors enabled them to participate in the first call for applications and hence to win a licence does not alter the assessments stated above, as the earlier award of licences did not give them an effective advantage andequal treatment of the operators required that the fees be equalised.
The former scientific degree Candidate of Science(CSc) was equalised to the Westernacademic degree of a PhD. The second scientific degree Doctor of Science(DSc.) wasequalised to the Western degree Doctor Habilitatus.
According to Wood, viewing education as the main instrument in producing equal life chances is unwise because that would require the precondition that outside-school influences must also be equalised such as family income and cultural expectations. In a society where girls and women are viewed as unequal to boys and men, there is little possibility for schools to compensate and so equalise girls' life chances.
If the prices of cross-border andnational direct debits were not equalised, there would be no incentive for the payment service providers to quickly migrate to modern and cost-effective SEPA infrastructures, as any costs could be recovered from the consumers and businesses.
An advanced equalising system assures the pianist?
High-quality intensive mixing- equalising.
Option 3 would equalise the conditions provided for in the Directives on taxation of dividends, interest and royalties.
It is a kind of equalising lighting system which enables the visitors to'light' their voice by means of a microphone.
What chances, then, do rural areas have of equalising their level of development in the coming decades?
PPS are currencyconversion rates that convert to a common currency and equalise the purchasing power of different currencies.
Where needed, transitional periods for the purposes of equalising those levels should be foreseen.
Finalise the pension reform started in 2010 by equalising the pensionable age for men and women.
Welcomes the actions taken by the Commission andEACEA to provide training and equalise skills in all the CED and recommends that such efforts be pursued;
Place the adhesive cartridge in the applicator gun, open and equalise the cartridge by dispensing just enough product to be sure that both parts A and B are present at the outlet.
PPPs are types of currency conversion rates that convert economic indicators expressed in nominal national currencies to a common artificialcurrency called Purchasing Power Standard(PPS), which equalises the purchasing power of different national currencies.
Providing more equal opportunities in accessing education from the geographical viewpoint, as well as from the viewpoint of a different social situation-we will thus contribute to eliminating social inequalities and equalising employment opportunities, as well as reducing regional disparities;
