There is not an equivalent series of debates and pulse around Labour now.
On (mostly) the FM dial, National Public Radio is an alternative but not an equivalent.
It was a recognition of political realities, not an equivalent to Henry IV going to Canossa on bended knee before Pope Gregory VII.
In the Dominican Republic, he said, there is not an equivalent to Medicaid, and there are not accessible programs to nurture a child with special needs.
Kirk Cousins is a perfectly serviceable NFL back-up, and performed well in relief last year, but he is not an equivalent player to RGIII.
Why do we have a state-of-the-art war communications system in Iraq but not an equivalent system in New Orleans?
"A human being is not an equivalent thing, but the book does take its silent and deadly space at the dinner table, if you like, and it will be another thing that's in the family".
The oil from rape has become a prominent ingredient for British chefs – a dry, powerful and slightly bitter flavour that, while not an equivalent to olive oil, is certainly an interesting, homegrown alternative.
What he got: The Tusk proposal states that treaty references to "ever-closer union" are "not an equivalent to the objective of political integration" and as such do not form a basis for extending the scope of any EU treaties.
Is it not an equivalent lack of social accountability that causes people to take advantage (and they had to be actively looking for it here) of a financial institution's legitimate response to a systems failure, especially in the midst of human disaster?
The rate at which criminals were incarcerated remained remarkably stable from about 1900 to the mid-1960's, as did the crime rate, Professor Moody said, but then, with a sharp increase in crime in the mid-60's, there was not an equivalent buildup in incarceration.
