equate to造句

Pre-school education is not equate to education training.

You'll be in a flirtatious mood but that doesn't necessarily equate to wanting a passionate encounter.

Any violation of deadlines contained in the contract will equate to breach of contract.

Yet absence of evidence does not equate to evidence of absence.

Yet, the revolts in Europe did not equate to true revolution.

Examples are Human Resources and Inventory management functions, where management activities equate to ensuring adequate, day-to-day, and step-by-step execution of tasks.

She never mentioned payment and I suspected "a little favor" might equate to "doing it for free". I said I had a full schedule.

In reaction to religious overreach, we equate tolerance with secularism, and forfeit the moral language that would help infuse our policies with a larger meaning.

Like agile software development, agile operations emphatically does not equate to cowboy administrators running amok on the systems, without plan or documentation.