Sentence examples for has parallel from inspiring English sources

The Montreal conference has parallel discussions under way on the two pacts.

Oh, no, Moqtada al-Sadr has, parallel to the Sunnis, come out of the margins with his own insurgency.

Louisville has parallel runways, and in theory it can accept 60 planes an hour, one every two minutes on each strip of concrete.

The Serb-dominated northern part of Kosovo already has parallel institutional structures, and a majority of Serbs there do not recognize the authority of the Kosovo government.

The enormous room has parallel rows of mead-hall tables and benches, along with a very lengthy bar, which on a busy night can be five people deep.

The most important of the Middle Persian inscriptions is that of Shāpūr I (d. 272 ce), which has parallel versions in Parthian and Greek.

The move has parallels elsewhere in Europe.

PewDiePie's move into mobile gaming has parallels too.

The British story has parallels in the United States.

This has parallels to the debate over QE.

The program has parallels in other fields ― health, for example.