"I think it's important for us, commensurate with our ability to keep the peace, to reduce our nuclear arsenal on our own," Mr. Bush said after meeting at the White House with a bipartisan group of governors on his education proposals released this week.
Therefore, the ASP, engaged non-State Parties, and the international donor community should re-shift their focus back to building up the ICC, a permanent institution with a serious mandate that requires equally significant operating funds, commensurate with its important and lofty goals.
Our prudential standards for systemically important institutions should be commensurate with the costs of their failure.
However, their control and synchronization methodologies had two important limitations: considering the commensurate fractional order system, and controlling via multiple input.
Financial reward for their hard work was important and needed to be commensurate with similarly qualified peers.
As with all safeguards, it is important that protection should be commensurate with the level of risk [ 7].
IL-15-deficient mice exhibit reduced numbers of NK, NKT, γδ T, and CD8 cell subsets commensurate with an important survival anti-apoptotic function for multiple haemopoetic lineages.
However, coverage is not commensurate with importance.
Availability of monetary incentives, fair and commensurate to effort, is an important element for the continued participation of ASHAs.
Since early 2000 some centres have seen a reduction in the prevalence of ultrasound detected brain injuries, 37 commensurate with our knowledge of important antecedents.
On the other hand, clustered nests survived better when incidental skunk-like predators were present, but survival was dramatically reduced in the presence of foxes; thus, small changes in the predator community (e.g. introduction of foxes) without commensurate changes in nest clustering could have important effects on waterfowl populations.
