Female political power, as measured by the number of MPs, as well as rights to maternity and paternity leave, also strongly corresponded to opportunities in the boardroom, the survey, believed to be the biggest of its kind, found.
Britain's Tony Blair, who presided, gave up more of the British budget rebate, but he said this corresponded only to Britain's share of the cost of enlarging the EU.
Both thought that decency (a favourite word of Orwell's) was to be found elsewhere.The two corresponded with appreciation and even with signs of affection.
Räderscheidt belonged to a school of formal realism that corresponded to Sander's own artistic beliefs.In this section A treacherous path?
Sometimes the colour of a digit corresponded exactly to the one she had described in the first experiment.
One of the most startling discoveries of early Greek science was that the fundamental intervals of music, the octave, the fourth, and the fifth, corresponded to whole number ratios of string length.
Both Oakeley and Collingwood corresponded with Alexander, and what has survived of their correspondence can be found in the Samuel Alexander Papers at the John Rylands Library.
These are then corresponded to grades ranging between F- to A+. Related: Could grade point average work in UK?
They also used it to estimate the distance between two protein molecules on opposite sides of a synapse, and their measurements corresponded closely with those obtained earlier with a traditional super-resolution method.
While in prison O'Callaghan corresponded with an eclectic array of individuals - including establishment figures such as Lord Cranborne, then leader of the Tories in the House of Lords.
Savers took a real, inflation-adjusted loss, which corresponded to an improvement in the government's balance-sheet.
