Sentence examples for seen as equivalent from inspiring English sources

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Wide-legged, knee-length shorts are seen as equivalent to short, above-the-knee skirts for the office.

Your degree is likely to meet the subject entry requirements for all the courses and your foundation year would be seen as equivalent to A-levels, wherequiredrequired

Hassan, Sara, and Hina's Pakistani origins might be seen as equivalent and interchangeable in Stamford, Connecticut, but the reality is that, as these three characters attempt to connect with one another, they are negotiating differences in class, culture, and religious observance.

If the information the groups could obtain from pretrial discovery would be essentially identical to what they would obtain by ultimately winning their suit, then the discovery order might well be seen as equivalent to a final order, several justices suggested.

On Friday, two analysts, including Guy Moszkowski of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, cut their ratings of Goldman's shares from buy to neutral, usually seen as equivalent to a hold, chiefly because of the financial risks associated with Goldman's uncertain legal and political outlook.

Those 20 takes of Like a Rolling Stone can be seen as equivalent to the typescript of TS Eliot's The Waste Land, covered in the amendments with which Ezra Pound gave his friend's masterpiece its final form in 1922, or the original version of On the Road, as pounded out by Jack Kerouac on a continuous scroll, unparagraphed, using real names and containing passages deemed too explicit in 1957.

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The ETS requirements can be waived on flights from nations that have what the EU sees as "equivalent measures" in place and Brussels will decide what counts as equivalent.

But Mr. Judt said, "I don't know anyone in a respectable range of opinion who thinks Israel shouldn't exist". (Mr. Judt advocates a binational state that is not exclusively Jewish, something that many Jews see as equivalent to dissolving Israel).

There is less sense, then, in schools, of a joint enterprise, of studying together for similar ends: the student straining for A*s and the student needing nothing could be going for identical courses at universities most of us would see as equivalent; and that's before we even consider the confusion suffered by the applicant who tries to make sense of the offers he or she receives.

Moore argued that the idea of 'my own good', which he saw as equivalent to what is 'good for me', makes no sense.

As a first step, they brought in Martin Phillips of Bionic League, known for his work with Daft Punk's multimedia Alive pyramid, in a role that they saw as equivalent to a "movie producer".

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