Examples of using Be synonymous in English and their translations into Swedish
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It may be synonymous with Dioclea.
Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses should be synonymous with quality.
Our name should be synonymous with prestige and philanthropy.
Yes this continuous change should not be synonymous with confusion.
Elections must be synonymous with the choice that one expresses through a vote.
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hence may be synonymous with"mal'ak.".
Success will be synonymous with the ability to continuously change.
environmentally friendly performance will be synonymous with the Stena brand.
The light of your home will be synonymous with softness, with this Mediterranean stained glass light.
I believe that in this way we are showing that cancer does not necessarily have to be synonymous with a death sentence.
For many people, the anxiety crisis can also be synonymous with great difficulties in inspiring
France has decided that its Presidency will be synonymous with political commitment.
Eating out need not be synonymous with fat.
Yes, Europe should be synonymous with progress and practical achievements,
Success in employment policy will of course be synonymous with success in economic policy.
we fear that the birth of the first truly supranational institution of the European Union may be synonymous with a decline in democracy.
A European TLD, therefore, should be synonymous with a zone of e-confidence.
The railways, of course, cannot be synonymous with long-distance transport as they were in the nineteenth century,
The Committee shares the Commission's conviction that restructuring must not be synonymous with social decline and a loss of economic substance.
The EED will be synonymous with reliable information about energy,be discussed against a background of societal impact and acceptance, investment and resource strategy and other policy considerations.">
Despite these effects, restructuring must not be synonymous with social decline
Send to a friend Mediterranean blue Tiffany lamp The light of your home will be synonymous with softness, with this Mediterranean stained glass light.
Similarly, pension reform must not be synonymous with depriving groups which are already vulnerable of a safe, decent income.
Mr President, Mr President of the Commission, we are agreed that the EU should no longer be synonymous with rubbish and poison being found in foodstuffs.
In Poland,"The Church of Our Fathers" would be synonymous with the official Catholicism,
it can be synonymous with holidays or it can be a true area of production,
Europe of Democracies and Diversities has voted against this recommendation because implementing it would be synonymous with finally withdrawing vital and crucial policy areas- namely policing
The Wayne name is synonymous with growth, strength and prosperity.
The word'cyanide' is synonymous with'death.