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All of this will equate to around £3,300 worth of support for the average family.

Also known as "green tags," green certificates equate to 1 megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity derived from renewables.

And, of course, I’m only making the comparison here because many conservatives — including religious leaders in the Catholic Church and the Southern Baptist Convention — falsely equate drag shows or LGBTQ people with sexual perversion.

Another law that several ultra-Orthodox members of the coalition are promoting will equate the status of religious seminary students with that of serving soldiers.

Asked about his remarks on BBC Radio Four’s Today programme, Braverman said: “I’m obviously disappointed that he should attempt to equate our measures with 1930s Germany.

At the end of the day, the updates should equate to the app running smoother and with faster load times.

Because I have never assumed that to give someone something would equate to taking it away from myself.

Due to the pace of cloud-native application deployment, access to code can equate to access to production.

I don’t really think you can equate great art with shuttlecocks.

It's hard not to equate Tuscany with romance.

Most are, however, ignorant of the metaphysics of leadership; they equate or even limit great leadership to physical development.

Most individuals equate cannabis with a stimulated appetite as people tend to feel hungry after consuming cannabis (whether hemp or marijuana).

Protein sales, which now equate to 25 per cent of total sales, have seen a 67 per cent growth over the last year – outperforming sales of conventional milk and heralding a new era for the family run business.

Reflecting on his past, discussed how he used to equate financial provision with emotional presence due to his father’s work commitments, which often kept him physically distant.

So according to OP, "powerful" and "rugged" should equate to 'hauling stuff'?

The mere suggestion of sexuality does not equate to porn, nor is such a suggestion inherently unsuitable for children.

The original Godzilla has most of the physical characteristics that audiences equate with the character.

This increase in usage does not necessarily equate to addiction but it may lead to dependency on the substance.

This will be the case for those eligible for the standard rate of maternity allowance, and equate to around £617 in total over the 39 weeks it can be claimed.

Too often, employers, perhaps unconsciously, equate disability with inability.