His family is offering 1 billion Tanzanian shillings, which is equivalent to approximately US$437,000, to anyone who has information about his whereabouts that would lead to his homecoming.
In December 2010, a month after Noreen's conviction, a Muslim cleric announced a 500,000 Pakistani rupee award (the equivalent of $10,000) to anyone who would kill her.
"We have a markup language that is our equivalent to HTML, and just like HTML, anyone can write a browser for it that is a client.
He foresees a sixth wave that creates marketplaces and enables the efficient movement of assets, and spoke of the need for layers of technology that build upon blockchain code to create easy-to-navigate interfaces that anyone can use, equivalent to the "stack" of technologies that helped make the internet ubiquitous.
Back when we had fixed exchange rates, before circa 1973, if the Fed was tight or loose, other central banks throughout the world could loosen and tighten in contrast to make up the difference, on account of anyone's currency being equivalent to the dollar on account of fixed rates.
Preparing food over an open fire is equivalent to smoking 40 cigarettes a day for anyone standing in the hut where the fire is made.
I say, do I want my book in anyone's mind to be equivalent to a porno?
In essence, Ericsson's theory suggests that sufficient practice in a particular skill can take anyone to a proficiency level equivalent to that of a top classical musician.
The government offered Rs. 5,000 (equivalent to $50 USDs or £41 GBP), plus a free education, to anyone exiting the mosque unarmed.
Back then, conservatives argued that anyone who opposed invading Iraq was equivalent to being soft of terror, and implicitly, an appeaser of Osama bin Laden.
