Examples of using Equating in English and their translations into Swedish
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Equating to 0.26% in energy content,
It might be nice to stop equating sex with a handshake.
Equating fundamentalism automatically with terrorism is sloppy thinking.
M3 of water is treated every hour- equating to 2.2 million m3 every year.
Equating this equation with the force per the rolling resistance coefficient,
We must not respond by closing doors and by equating immigrants with criminals.
Of the remaining 4%(equating to 0.02%) will then be used to seed the Jackpot.
Each unit undergoes 26 drops at each of the three heights, equating to 78 drops in total.
Equating to 0.19% in energy content,
Because of this, we convert volume to weight by equating each cubic meter to 280 kg.
By equating the other commodity to itself as value, it relates itself to itself as value.
DE'The Neuengamme Association has always opposed equating National Socialism with Stalinism.
Equating the opposition with organised crime is the device of a different form of governance which has nothing to do with democracy.
The analytical method is verified by equating the results against two other similar analysis tools.
In the new Member States, employment would have to increase by one quarter to reach 70%, equating to 7 million jobs.
The voices of European government officials equating demonstrators with criminals
All the major religions of the world strongly condemn hypocrisy, equating this behavior with lies.
They upheld a doctrine of progressive revelation, equating the revelation of God with the education of the Jewish people
Post-operaist theoretician Paolo Virno5 has described this art of manoeuvring as"opportunism" without equating this with a moral judgement.
A sign of tolerance blinking so unbearably bright light, and equating Stalin to Hitler with such clarity that it seems that Europe always was an.
Office space: Under the Océ integration programme, we have made savings of 36,000 m² on our office area since 2011- equating to over a kilotonne of CO2.
More mobile residents have greater ability, independence equating to better self worth,
The Swedish society is characterized of an ongoing gender equal debate where the government through social policy measures is actively working on equating men and women.
they think they are equating Hitler and Stalin-responsible and"totalitarianism",
a 4 channel 2.4Ghz radio set, equating in a fantastic combination of power and control.
0,3% of EU GDP equating to about€ 20 billion/year;
Abstract[en] The Swedish society is characterized of an ongoing gender equal debate where the government through social policy measures is actively working on equating men and women.
We do not want to contribute to the European Parliament equating web-blogging with traditional media by questioning
Trelleborg's cryogenic floating hose is the only solution that could potentially offer up to 80% in operating cost reductions compared with traditional transfer solutions, equating to significant savings.”.
Worse, as Steven Plaut notes, by equating"mass murderers of Jewish children to combat soldiers," the exchange effectively justifies the"mass extermination of Jews in the name of Jewish racial inferiority.".