And she knew it was just a matter of time before women craved treatment from major corporations commensurate with their spending clout.
In my second year, my broker, with the best intentions, persuaded me that I deserved an apartment commensurate with major league tastes and needs.
Of those, the New York-based Secretariat was the only division to employ enough Americans "to consistently satisfy its goal for equitable representation" and that hired "Americans in senior and policymaking positions at levels commensurate with major contributors relative to their contribution levels," in the eight years studied, according to the report.
West African governments and the international community have been slow to act in a way commensurate to a major threat to health, economies, and societal stability.
A significant reduction in preterm birth would have major resource implications with a commensurate reduction in the need for neonatal facilities, hospitalisations and longer term care for babies born preterm.
The tetraspanin UPKs show a clear pattern of duplication in the common ancestor of vertebrates more than likely commensurate with the major genome duplication event that has been hypothesized in this ancestor [ 34].
Many renowned economists reject the major premise and feel this imbalance is commensurate with the fact that Catalonia happens to be a wealthy region.
This paper calls for a recognition of health as a major engine of economic growth and for commensurate investment in public health, particularly in poor countries.
This editorial calls for a recognition of health as a major engine of economic growth and for commensurate investment in public health, particularly in poor countries.
Merlin — which represents labels that feature artists like Adele, Grizzly Bear, The National, Arcade Fire and The National — did not disclose the value of the deal, except to say that it was "commensurate" with the settlement reached by major music labels with LimeWire in May 2011, which totaled $105 million.
