This is a place where everybody who wishes to participate can spend some effort improving themselves — by pursuing education or employment, say — and then receive a commensurate "reward" in exchange for that effort.
But participatory enterprise requires commensurate mechanisms of monetary exchange which are equitable and transparent, free from the fantasies and injustices of the conventional model.
What historically had been a debt of citizenship was now a financial opportunity, another job to which a potential employee could forfeit his or her rights in exchange for commensurate payment.
Under the most likely outcome, said a person close to the negotiations, the two sides would agree that several large West Bank settlement blocks would be kept in Israeli territory, and Israel would exchange a commensurate amount of land to compensate the Palestinians for that territory.
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She said the federal fees should generally be "commensurate with fees" charged by state-run exchanges.
For the purposes of point (b), the value of outstanding contracts shall be marked-to-market on a daily basis and risk management procedures shall require the timely, accurate and appropriately segregated exchange of collateral or capital-backing commensurate with the risk, in accordance with the applicable regulatory capital requirements for financial counterparties.
Bitcoin volume on the Mt.Gox exchange is down sharply this year, a change I think that is roughly commensurate with the currency's decline in media attention.
Only the mozzarella originated in Italy.The Colombian exchange was the world's biggest-ever movement of species, and had a commensurate impact on the food supply.
Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr., an executive vice president at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said provisions requiring some types of now-private transactions to trade through clearinghouses or exchanges "could raise transaction costs while not necessarily reducing risk in a commensurate amount".
If her then-boyfriend had just told her in another way and given her something small, commensurate with the time they'd spent together — flowers, say, or dinner at a nice restaurant — that Christmas gift exchange might not be etched into her brain in such an indelible way.
