Sentence examples for it equated from inspiring English sources

His version of the Austrian business cycle theory was naive – in essence it equated behavior of M consistent with keeping interest rates at their "natural" levels with the elimination of fractional-reserve banking, an equation that holds only with the help of about a dozen auxiliary assumptions, all of which are patently false.

Her premiere, "Anthem for Fading Flowers," was slow moving but measured as it equated four seasons with the life cycle.

"The supreme court did a terrible service to democracy when it equated money with free speech," Trumka said.

The panel majority erred when it equated the creation of coursepacks with the photocopying engaged in by students for personal use.

But it was rejected by the main Western governments in the Security Council because it equated the regime's violence with the protests, which are still mostly peaceful.

Even "a new era of responsibility" was politically as well substantively problematic, since it equated the underwater homeowner with the C.D.O.

"Only in trials is making it pretty equated with making it up".

They also said it sometimes equated theological opinions still open to debate with established Catholic doctrines.

Israel dismissed the investigation as "politically motivated and morally flawed", while Hamas said it wrongly equated "the victim and executioner".

Campaigns and posters -- like this one that hangs in my kitchen, "Food Is Ammunition – Don't Waste It" -- equated food and fuel to vital war materiel.

It said this equated to 4.5m credit or debit cards cancelled in the last 12 months, with more than £2.1bn stolen in total.