Sentence examples for commensurate ability from inspiring English sources

Accountable care organizations bring more planets into the system and strengthen the bonds between them, making the whole entity more powerful, with a commensurate ability to raise prices".

"Local government will need support to ensure our services for vulnerable children and adults are up to the challenge brought by further reductions in welfare spending – and that the push to greater home ownership amongst social tenants is backed up by a commensurate ability for us to supply the homes required to fulfil our duties to those on our housing waiting lists.

Scotland also had a go, running from their own 22 after 11 minutes, but if the will was there, the commensurate ability was not and the result was a match that started quite brightly faded with the setting sun into the dark of ball-killing at the breakdown, scrum collapsing and weak refereeing.

Commensurate with ability, participants were prescribed one of four exercise programmes: bed, seated, standing or rails.

This is not commensurate with their ability".

The Argentinian genius wasn't getting a wage commensurate with his ability as a young man at home.

It was not until 1869, with his appointment as professor at the École Normale, Paris, that he attained a position commensurate with his ability.

The first day of the Warren Miller Cup was devoted to 'handicapping runs' on a short Giant Slalom course, designed to ensure that all racers were given time handicaps, commensurate with their ability.

"To be more specific, we expect you to continue the courses that you committed to take, to maintain achievement commensurate with your ability, and to sustain your extracurricular commitments and leadership".

"I think it's important for us, commensurate with our ability to keep the peace, to reduce our nuclear arsenal on our own," Mr. Bush said after meeting at the White House with a bipartisan group of governors on his education proposals released this week.

2. Rational reimbursement models that reflect the value of homecare and enable providers to be paid fairly for achieving desired patient outcomes (such as maintaining adequate self-care, reduced hospitalizations and avoidable emergency room visits) commensurate with their ability to influence patient compliance, satisfaction and outcomes.