11.   The French equivalent of the National Transportation Safety Board issued a similar directive, and typically other governments follow suit.

12.   Which pressure, in turn, might seem to dampen any French equivalents to the unbridled individuality that characterizes much American public lighting.

13.   It also decrees that manufacturers cannot sell goods without instructions in French and broadcasters cannot use English words on TV and radio when French equivalents exist.

14.   The Cesar is the French equivalent of the Oscar.

15.   They combine the letters IAT, for International Appalachian Trail, and SIA, for Sentier International des Appalaches, the French equivalent.

16.   Under the law, manufacturers cannot sell goods without instructions in French, and broadcasters cannot use English words on TV and radio when French equivalents exist.

17.   Special security measures had been taken to guard against any attempt by the Spanish Basque separatist organisation ETA or its French equivalent Iparretarrak to disrupt the summit.

18.   The dictionary outlaws such English words as airbag, walkman, crash, scoop and software, and provides French equivalents.

19.   The French equivalent aims at lower-income couples.