Sentence examples for equivalent before from inspiring English sources

Applicants must hold a B.A. degree or the equivalent before the beginning date of the grant.

The Bush team wheeled out Lynne Cheney, wife of Dick and therefore almost a Lieberman equivalent, before Mr McCain's committee.

You need to possess a four-year, US regionally accredited bachelor's degree or its foreign equivalent before enrolling in any degree-applicable courses.

For the Fall or Spring Semester and Full Academic Year, participants must have completed JAPANLNG 3 or equivalent before they participate in the program.

Eligibility: You need to possess a four-year, US regionally accredited bachelor's degree or its foreign equivalent before enrolling in any degree-applicable courses.

Though beaten in the 2,000 Guineas, Grundy won the Irish equivalent before producing a brilliant performance to land the Derby decisively.

Under the new factor, equity plans that explicitly prohibit the payment of all dividends or dividend equivalents before the vesting of the underlying equity award will receive full credit, while companies will receive no credit if the prohibition is "absent or incomplete" (that is, it does not apply to all types of awards).

Our calculation of the number of full-time equivalents before the interventions was based upon data from January 2008, because prior data were not available.

Analgesic consumption was based on the average daily quantities taken by the patient during the previous week and assigned oral morphine equivalents before analysis (McCormack et al, 1992).

For Sand et al. (2011), the upper-bound extra risk estimate (UERSNCD) is the BMR associated with the SNCD, but we recom-mend expressing SNCDs in human equivalents before deriving potency estimates.

But with a young side struggling to keep up with India's blend of experience and youth, the discrepancy between the success of the one-day team and its Test equivalent could widen before it narrows.