Because of the cap, all certified teachers transferring into the system started out earning a salary commensurate with only five years of experience -- about $39,000 -- no matter how much experience they had.
"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.
But the key was there, and, eventually, so was a line in my credit-card bill commensurate with staying for four weeks on the seafront at Bondi beach.
By contrast, although history hasn't been kind to the legacy of Mr. Bernanke's predecessor, Alan Greenspan, he received a send-off commensurate with his record five terms of service.
These trends were commensurate with the other three shoulder regions, although fewer total physicians inject the G-H joint (76.4%), the biceps tendon sheath (67.3%), and peri-scapular trigger points (58.7%).
Projects can carry either two or four credits, commensurate with the breadth and depth of the research undertaken.
The most important position under the king was the Chief Minister (Mahasandhivigrahi) whose position came with five insignia commensurate with his position namely, a flag, a conch, a fan, a white umbrella, a large drum and five musical instruments called Panchamahashabdas.
The Tribune — where I was the sports editor at the time — chided "His Samminess" for his diva-like behavior, most notably his demands for a renegotiated contract, one commensurate with his status as baseball's biggest star, despite the fact that he was already one of the highest-paid players in the game at more than $10 million a year.
The moon was a visible target, one commensurate with everyone's dreams, and, for once, our aim was true.
