Sentence examples for administering the equivalent from inspiring English sources

The law gave "clear incentives" to the police to continue administering the equivalent of Miranda warnings as a way of ensuring that a confession would be voluntary.

They have carved out a niche in New York's restaurant economy by administering the equivalent of cardiopulmonary resuscitation to malfunctioning equipment that can sabotage a dinner service — or ruin thousands of dollars' worth of food in refrigerated walk-ins.

In sentencing the guards today in Federal District Court in Uniondale, Judge Jacob Mishler had to consider the severity of their actions: was the fatal beating they administered the equivalent of murder, manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter?

Researchers administered the equivalent of a heavy party night's worth of the drug to monkeys.

Since 1986, when Dr. Riggio took over a project called the Dreiser Edition, he has been administering the academic equivalent of the Heimlich maneuver to Dreiser's reputation.

Overall, the time spent by health workers administering the CHF was equivalent to 33% of a single full-time person in urban health centres (23% in rural health centres) and 16% in urban dispensaries (6% in rural dispensaries).

But the comic has taken aim at a major power-player, and administered the comedy equivalent of an atomic wedgie.

During that call, Ms. Miller knew it was time to administer the friendship equivalent of the lethal injection.

He said some traders were using software that monitored public statements by corporate executives and administered the computer equivalent of a lie-detector test.

The pre- and posttests were administered at the equivalent time points, as in 2012.

According to the article, the 10-μg dose administered is the equivalent of that to which a person would be exposed when ambient PM10 concentrations hit a moderate elevation of 150 μg/m.