Examples of using To equalise in English and their translations into Swedish
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Where there is nothing, there is nothing to equalise.
It is not sufficient merely to equalise endowment across the Union in some simple sense.
The game ended 4-4 after Arsim Llugolli had managed to equalise. Share.
In order to equalise unequal rates of profit, profit must exist
The very small internal volume of the Beuchat GP1 mask reduces the amount of effort needed to equalise pressure.
Romania has taken steps to equalise the pensionable age for women
when Héctor Bellerín managed to equalise to 2-2 for Arsenal.
Withdraw air to equalise the pressure in the vial by pulling back slightly on the plunger.
It also means that you don't have to wait for the pressure to equalise, so that you can make back-to-back coffees.
Fiscal policies aiming to equalise the cost of different cigarette types are needed in Italy,” say the authors.
when Tobias Östergaard managed to equalise to 2-2 for Hinden.
It is not enough to equalise economic levels between the old Member States
when Alfred Finnbogason managed to equalise to 3-3 for Augsburg.
The NAV buffer shall only be used in case of subscriptions and redemptions to equalise the difference between the constant NAV per unit or share and the NAV per unit or share.
the Commission would issue a Recommendation to the Member States, inviting them to equalise the charges.
This is what makes measures to equalise the standard of living in urban
when Johan Jimenez managed to equalise to 2-2 for Rionegro Águilas.
I call on the Council, the Commission and Parliament to equalise direct payments or at least reduce the disparities
The objective of cohesion policy should be to undertake specific initiatives to equalise standards of living in particular regions.
For many years, the philosophy behind rent-setting has been to equalise the internal rents, meaning that all institutions pay the
And this price of production is, in its turn, the centre around which the daily market-prices fluctuate and tend to equalise one another within definite periods.
Such a definition is indispensable if we are to be able subsequently to analyse penalties in order eventually to equalise and harmonise them across the European Union,
multilateral trading facilities are not developed to equalise production.
a shot from outside the box to equalise in the 88th minute of an Old Firm game on 17 December 2006.
drops tend to equalise.
The purpose of the cost equalisation in the local government financial equalisation is to equalise structural cost
is to equalise the situation.
aided by policy measures to equalise the cost of cross-border bank transfers within the euro zone.