Sentence examples for equal to the state from inspiring English sources

Instead, the tribe has agreed to collect its own excise and sales taxes, equal to the state levies, to minimize the competitive advantage that Indian-owned stores enjoy over off-reservation businesses that charge state taxes.

The calculations assume that the individual draws a sum equal to the state pension from their savings (the money they would otherwise have invested in the top-up scheme) for just over two years.

The only guidance they provided was this (Article II, Section 1, italics mine): "Each State shall appoint, in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a Number of Electors," the number being equal to the state's congressional delegation.

The regions bounding the pseudo-state were taken as being equal to the state width value ( omega^{ circ } ).

This region, made up of over 2000 small islands and reef islets, is roughly the size of the United States, but with a land area of only 2700 km2 (equal to the State of Rhode Island).

I construct an indicator for a past year across state move that takes the value of one if the state of residence in year t is not equal to the state of residence in year t-1, and zero otherwise.

We can note here that some of the states in (s i,1, s i,2,..., s i, N ) are equal to the perturbed state s i.

The independence between θb and θe in this model is described by the conditional statement that the initial state of θb (occurring at t = SSD) is equal to the initial state of θe (occurring at t = tr).

Therefore, the strictly diabatic electronic state defined as independent of the nuclear coordinates and equal to the adiabatic state at the coordinates of the minimum is, within the BO scheme, a zeroth-order eigenstate of the unperturbed electronic Hamiltonian for the reactant or product species corresponding to that minimum.

In fact we prove something stronger, which is that the ground state for the model at low and moderate rotations is equal to the ground state in a condensate with no rotation.

Mthembu was quoted in the City Press as saying, of his fellow-leaders, that, in certain respects, "We are not only equal to the apartheid state, we are worse".