Sentence examples for for an equivalent amount from inspiring English sources

Then some took a quiz on the facts while others restudied them for an equivalent amount of time.

Under that program, the Fed provided dollars to central banks in exchange for an equivalent amount in foreign currency, based on prevailing exchange rates.

In his latest offer to the White House, House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) offered to raise the debt limit for a year for an equivalent amount of spending cuts.

Reserve soldiers typically perform several weeks of active duty a year, and some of the soldiers refusing to serve have been sentenced to prison for an equivalent amount of time.

Mr. Mottaki said Iran would agree to hand over 400 kilograms, or 882 pounds, of uranium initially — about a third of the amount proposed in a draft agreement reached under United Nations auspices in October — in exchange for an equivalent amount of enriched material to fuel a medical research reactor, according to Iranian news agencies.

The Israelis get to keep settlements housing about 300,000 of the 400,000 Jews in the West Bank (in return for an equivalent amount of land from Israel), including virtually all the new Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem built in the Arab side of the city.

Arguably, the presented approach requires more Rh for production of an equivalent amount of HP product compared to the purely catalysis-based approach where one equivalent of Rh can hydrogenate several equivalents of a substrate.

The 13-nation European Space Agency has borne 15percentt of the costs and supplied some equipment, in return for the guarantee of an equivalent amount of observing time by its scientists.

Whole cell lysate was isolated as described above and the proteins of interest were immunoprecipitated from an equivalent amount of protein for each sample using the specific antibodies.

The speaker's justification of his work ethic is lacking in any respect or understanding for anyone who may choose differently or for whom an equivalent amount of hard work simply pays a lower wage.

Under the plan (as under the Camp David and Taba plans) Israel will be allowed to thicken its 1967 waistline, annexing land where many settlers live, but only in exchange for giving an equivalent amount of pre-1967 Israel to the new Palestine.