Tuscany Grill on Third Avenue in Bay Ridge, another top Zagat pick, is deemed "comparable to Manhattan".
A "complex formula" accounting for a tenant's age, financial situation, apartment size, length of occupancy and rent-regulation status determines what is deemed comparable, he said.
For example, he has co-sponsored a bill proposed by Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat, requiring employers to provide equal pay for jobs the government deems "comparable".
Under federal law, the transit authority must find replacement housing deemed "comparable," a phrase that officials have interpreted to mean an apartment of a similar size and rent, in the same neighborhood or nearby.
The Cole entered Aden operating under standard procedures based on the level of threat in that port, and would have done the same in any port in the world where the threat was deemed comparable.
In some especially revolting passages, we find Gen. Sir Douglas Haig and his arrogant subordinate Gen. Sir Henry Rawlinson actually complaining when British casualties were too low, and exulting — presumably because enemy losses were deemed comparable — when they moved into the tens of thousands.
For generations in America, to say that someone was gay, was deemed comparable to identifying them as a bigamist or in some way criminal.
As shown in Figure 3A, all samples showed a similar range of distribution and were therefore deemed comparable.
Thus, in this respect our results may be deemed comparable to those reported by Chang et al. [ 11].
Fishing licences moreover, were issued only to vessels already in the fishery in 1990 and their replacements, provided they were deemed comparable in terms of fishing power.
