Sentence examples for be treated as equivalent from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Indian officials repeatedly cited President Bush's new doctrine that any nation that harbors terrorists would be treated as equivalent to the terrorists themselves.
If some words are to be treated as equivalent to physical violence and silenced or even prosecuted, who is to decide which words?
It is also shown that the magneto-electric inputs can be treated as equivalent external axial forces and bending moments per unit length.
Because the flows are attached to land, the Australia Institute argues, overland flow licences should not be treated as equivalent to river flows when meeting the basin plan's water recovery target.
This can be treated as equivalent to conventional CS.
Thus, the claim 'John's statement that P is true' can be treated as equivalent to (say) 'P, as John's statement said'.
Constants a and b in Eq. (2-1) cannot be treated as equivalents of those in Eq. (1), although Eq. (2-1) adds only the logarithmic function of c- M to Eq. (1).
In this world, market-driven financing such as FDI is treated as equivalent to public interest financing, such as aid.
He was frustrated that his "thought-process problems" were treated as equivalent to other inmates' "real behavioral problems".
In syllogistic, singular propositions (affirmative or negative) were generally ignored, and indefinite affirmatives and negatives were treated as equivalent to the corresponding particular affirmatives and negatives.
