Sentence examples for to equate policy from inspiring English sources
He appeared to equate policy with paper".
He goes so far as to equate policies of containment and deterrence with the appeasement of Hitler in 1938.
They have also tended to equate it with looser policy.
Beyond successfully fending off, at least for now, Palestinian attempts to have its membership in world soccer body FIFA suspended, it has fared reasonably well in its efforts to equate opposition to Israeli policy with anti-Jewish sentiment and position itself as an island of rationality in a sea of insanity.
No matter what view you have of the Tea Party, to equate anti-minority political policies with applauding lynching should be seen as simply unacceptable.
Most large-scale stores in the United Kingdom operate a national pricing policy, which seeks to equate the prices paid in Scotland and England and Wales 32.
He said that Mr. Bradley equated policy disputes with dishonesty and that his Democratic opponent could not defend his own policies without resorting to personal attacks.
Chinese tend to equate bigger with better.
He seemed to equate metaphysics and philosophy.
"To equate Angela Spaccia with Robert Rizzo is bizarre.
Labour may have divided political parties by demanding a freeze in energy prices, but this does not equate to climate policies in the eyes of voters.
