Sentence examples for states equivalent from inspiring English sources

The person in this job has to be a member of either the Directors Guild of America or its non-United States equivalent.

In 2005, the last year for which the Tax Foundation ran the numbers, every dollar taxpayers in these states sent back to Washington was echoed by government spending in their states equivalent to just 74 cents.

Only a third of foreigners in the European Union come from other member states, equivalent to 12.8 million people of a total population of over 500 million, according to 2011 data from Eurostat, the statistics office.

Utility scores are measured on an interval scale with zero representing health states equivalent to death and one representing perfect health.

The PSM mode allows nodes to turn into two different states, active and doze states (equivalent to sleeping mode of a radio front end), and because there is no supervising identity, the network is synchronized.

They range from 0 representing a state of good or ideal health to 1 representing states equivalent to being dead.

Six of those arrested were charged with enterprise corruption, the state equivalent of a federal racketeering count, Mr. Clifford said.

That is the state equivalent of federal racketeering charges — a felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison.

He said that pensioners would receive a financial commitment from the state equivalent to their transferred assets.

And, though the Thread has yet to see him in person, he is apparently the Red State equivalent of Kal-El.

The charges include enterprise corruption -- the state equivalent of a federal racketeering count -- conspiracy, promoting gambling and possession of gambling records.