Sentence examples for members equated from inspiring English sources
It has been unable to sell the other, which was used as collateral for the borro.com loan, a step that some members equated with "pawning" it.
"A lot of our members equated NAFTA to Hillary and Bill Clinton," said Donnie Blatt, a coordinator with the United Steelworkers union in Ohio.
Many community members equated health research with HIV testing or care, which may be explained in part by the setting of this particular study.
In April 2016, the company reported 433 million members, equating to 34 million users added in a similar six-month period.
There were other hairy issues in the party's post-Steve Fielding era, with attempted preference deals between Family First and the Australian Sex party, and tweets from a Queensland Family First member equating gay marriage to "legalising child abuse".
More a tribe than a party, its members equate morality with loyalty rather than with principled dissent.
The final sample included 1550 households (with 9580 household members), which equates to a response rate of 94.7%%.
"New member states equate security with nationalism.
Chief among these was the collective code which directed tribal members' conduct and which equated personal honor with conformity to group interests and unconditional loyalty to the group (Abu-Lughod 1986; Abu-Rabia-Queder 2007; Eickelman 1989; Lancaster 1981).
She said: "I find it extraordinary that Labour members seem to equate the deployment of renewables with decarbonisation.
In the last decade, however, as conservative denominations lost members, their leaders have not equated the loss with unfaithfulness.
