Examples of using Equalising in English and their translations into Swedish
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Different kinds of equalising buffers on offer.
To use the English expression, and these will be my closing words,'equidistance is not equalising the parties involved.
An advanced equalising system assures the pianist's full enjoyment of such stimulating piano acoustics.
High social mobility is underpinned by an equalising school system.
Income differences and equalising impact of current transfers on income differences by sub-regional unit in 1995-2017.
prevented Warta from an equalising.
Finalise the pension reform started in 2010 by equalising the pensionable age for men and women.
Equalising the pressure is a bit easier if you use nasal drops or nasal spray to reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.
His second goal came against local rivals Doncaster Rovers with another spectacular free-kick, equalising late on for the hosts at Oakwell.
You can also mould the sound to your liking with its 20 equalising bands, listen to tracks in random mode,
an optimised slope(or Q factor) for equalising individual instruments.
The equalising locks have been grouped together at the edge of the western shore of Lake Roxen in order to create a long, uninterrupted stretch of canal
swept mid frequency design with MusiQ- optimised slope(or Q factor) for equalising individual instruments.
In this model, the freedom of individuals and equalising the benefits from development are still a central part of progress,
enforcement standards across the Community and an equalising of these standards.
Only then can free movement of labour play an important role in equalising the Union's labour markets,
Joinery Colour Classic Plus JCC+ offers 100 transparent or equalising translucent hues.
did not mention this, this is an exciting, equalising and liberating phenomenon because the old world was dominated by the great centres
social cohesion in the European Union submitted by the European Commission in November 1996 shows that structural policies have had a strong equalising effect.
The grants system includes a number of measures aiming at compensating disadvantaged local authorities, but the equalising factor has become weaker since the 1993 reform Ståhlberg and Oulasvirta 1996.
which would otherwise take part in equalising to the general rate of profit.
women cannot be achieved by merely equalising the retirement age, and recommends that Member States deploy
a means of equalising the particular rates of profit into the general rate.
The directive would chiefly affect the insurance sector and, on that front, consumers had to be prepared for the fact that equalising premiums might have negative as well as positive effects.
Belgium where other factors outweigh the equalising effect of public pensions.
in the long term, while phasing out early retirement options and equalising the statutory retirement age for men and women.
fluctuations which require much time before consolidating and equalising one another to bring about a change in the general rate of profit.
Leicester subsequently equalised, and the match ended 3-3.
Herrestad/Rössö Lag 2 equalised to 1-1 thanks to Ida Vestman after half an hour.
Shapes and equalises incoming signals for enhanced clarity and intelligibility.