Sentence examples for equivalent local from inspiring English sources

On the back of the watch, a world-time ring shows equivalent local times in 24 major cities.

Eligible Charities must have been registered (with the Charity Commission or equivalent local regulator) in the UK for more than two years prior to June 2015 and have an annual (2014) income of between £5,000 and £1.5 million.

A firm importing a worker under such a scheme would presumably pay him a lower wage than it would pay an equivalent local (otherwise why not just hire a native?).

It was interesting that the Millennium Villages Project, which I visited in southern Uganda, pays equivalent local health workers a wage whereas Amref insists they must be volunteers and only offers bicycles and T-shirts to motivate people to give up their time to help their community.

Instead, we would obtain an infinite number of equivalent local minima with no possible distinction between them.

The proposed ontological interpretations transform first-order and monadic second-order logic formulas expressing design criteria into equivalent local and global graph requirements.

Macroscale-equivalent local effective permeability distributions and permeability bands at core scale are predicted.

He's the human equivalent of local food and, as such, Trillin implies, an endangered species.

These libraries are no grand stone edifices: they are often equivalent of local village shops.

He believed that sensationalist newspaper articles -- the mid-19th century equivalent of local television news -- were a distraction.

"With over 60,000 employees in the UK, Capita ensures it pays salaries equivalent to local rates and continuously reviews salary levels across the group," he said.