Sentence examples for commensurate status from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, China is seeking commensurate status within the UN.

Their DNA more closely resembles clients than law firms do, and they accord technologists, process experts, and others essential to the legal delivery commensurate status and rewards.

Like other writers who achieve exceptional acclaim but not the commensurate blockbuster status, Powell has bounced around from publisher to publisher, watching his work go in and out of print while finding refuge in academia.

Arsenal's own sponsorship arrangements are not commensurate with their status.

From the Middle Ages until at least the 16th century, salt was a relatively expensive commodity and was kept at the table in vessels commensurate with this status.

Nevertheless, for many the cancellation seemed to reinforce Japan's image as a country that hesitates to assert its political interests in a way commensurate with its status as an economic superpower.

Lee believes those jobs must be accorded greater social status commensurate with their humanitarian function and must be well-paid, which can be achieved through the sharing of AI-generated wealth.

"I welcome the secretary of defense's announcement removing the F-35B Lightning II from 'probation' and granting it full status commensurate with the other two variants of the Joint Strike Fighter," General Amos said.

Instead, the observation that economic well-being and health also characterise the outcome deficiencies amongst clusters of commensurate socio-environmental status points to the need for national-level interventions, beyond the remit of local government.

They also said that the human resources department and her managers investigated her "speculation" that the "complained-of treatment" might relate to her sex, but concluded that it did not and that "she received direction and compensation commensurate with her status as a junior programmer".

Pressed by many countries and by many Japanese to exercise leadership commensurate with its status as an economic superpower, Tokyo was widely seen today as hampered by bureaucratic rivalries, political infighting and a long-standing ambivalence toward a larger role on the world stage.