Sentence examples for deemed equivalent from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration has approved thousands of generic drugs deemed equivalent to traditional brand-name medicines.

In contrast, domestic arbitration awards in local-law cases are deemed equivalent to legal rulings, and implemented on the spot.

American banks may find that Basel 1 will not be deemed equivalent within the EU after 2006, when the commission's promised directive is due to take effect.

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Survey data from 1991 and 1999 show that the worthwhile returns to workers come from higher-level qualifications, rather than the sort of basic vocational ones the government is willing to endorse (see chart)—those deemed equivalent to GCSEs.

A Department of Buildings spokeswoman said it had approved the permits because Mr. Shaoul proposed additional fire safety measures, such as installing sprinklers throughout the building, which it deemed equivalent to the fireproofing measures laid out in the multiple dwelling law.

Specifically, two actors are deemed regularly equivalent if they are equally related to equivalent others.

ObTape was deemed substantially equivalent to an existing sling, which in turn had been deemed substantially equivalent to an older sling.

So lawmakers provided the quick review process for any new product deemed "substantially equivalent" to something already on the market.

The General Time Building was likened to a space ship, a flying saucer or a hamburger, and the park itself was deemed the equivalent of a nouveau riche housing project.

We reviewed all Traditional 510(k) submissions for cervical IBFDs deemed substantially equivalent and cleared for marketing from 2007 through 2014.