Sentence examples for equates to work from inspiring English sources

The effort equates to work!

Ms. Allen equated being forced to work for less than city wages to slavery, and left the rolls.

Whereupon she equates her father going to work every day, which merely afforded her a very enviable Manhattan lifestyle, with her disappearing entirely from her son's life.

In court papers, departmental lawyers argue that a sanction of docking benefits did not equate to forcing the unemployed to work.

In an 11-page document setting out a provisional defence for a case that could affect the position of hundreds of thousands of jobseekers in a similar position, the DWP has argued that having benefits docked does not equate to forcing the unemployed to work.

Mr. Mayor, you have set a high standard, one that we in the new administration will have to work hard to equate.

Washington working for Fortune 500 does not equate to Washington working for families or entrepreneurs or small businesses.

The prime minister's official spokesman last week insisted that allowing three prostitutes to work together did not equate to legalising brothels.

In my mind, work experience equates to vacation and casual work, and even though these may be very valuable, they cannot develop your skills or knowledge to the same extent as a career in research.

Fox's latest film project is a live-action adaptation of "The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" with "Transformers" director Michael Bay, whom she publicly had a falling out with after she equated working conditions under him to working for Adolf Hitler.

The prescribed PW at an arbitrary strain during unidirectional tensile test is equated to the work sum from the biaxial stresses on the premise that the plastic flow-stress registers only the increasing density of obstacles it generates.