Sentence examples for equivalent actions to from inspiring English sources

The most prominent climate-change bill in America's Congress makes reference to trade restrictions against countries that do not take equivalent actions to control carbon emissions.

As Bagley notes with regard to this EO, many of the Obama administration's actions implementing the ACA will make it easier for the Trump administration to take equivalent actions of questionable legality.

With interest rates near zero, no equivalent action is available to the Fed today.

We propose that nonobject-directed actions may result in representational schemas that are either different or less salient than motorically equivalent actions that are directed toward objects.

Last year, we published a peer-reviewed study documenting 413 arrests or equivalent actions depriving pregnant women of their physical liberty during the 32 years between 1973, when Roe v. Wade was decided, and 2005.

In a negative development in late January, Egypt,s Attorney General-equivalent took action to advance the only criminal case pending against Ibrahim.

While omissions may be morally equivalent to actions, this does not make omissions the same thing as actions, nor does it turn omission to harm into a benefit.

Further, results from independent evaluators suggest that a possibly dishonest action taken after it is announced is more likely to be perceived as dishonest than an equivalent action absent the announcement.

But if we aren't ready to mint that coin or take some equivalent action, the joke will be on us — and a very sick joke it will be, too.

Since different muscles are involved in the equivalent action of opposite limbs, positive transfer resulting from cross education cannot be attributed simply to common muscular movements; instead it would seem that cross education depends on central processes that control the actions of both limbs.

But there is no equivalent action in the civil court system.