Sentence examples for it commensurate from inspiring English sources

There was general consensus that we need to strengthen the economic union to make it commensurate with the monetary union….

"The idea is to give the building more presence on the street and a more significant entrance, and to make it commensurate with other Class A buildings in the neighborhood," said Richard S. LeFrak, president of the Lefrak Organization.

"We will inform our partners that we are in the process of reinforcing further our economic union to make it commensurate with monetary union," Mr. Van Rompuy wrote together with the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, in a letter last week.

The more important news was buried in the closing statement read by the soft-spoken president of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy: There was general consensus that we need to strengthen the economic union to make it commensurate with the monetary union.

And is it commensurate with the needs and priorities of the autism communities it serves?

The rapid expansion of available resources to fight the global AIDS epidemic since the new millennium has brought with it commensurate expectations for accountability at subnational, national, and international levels.

The committee's report agreed by a majority of just 13 to nine that a reformed House of Lords "should have an electoral mandate provided that it has commensurate powers", although it noted concerns it could mean elected peers would challenge the traditional primacy of the House of Commons.

If President Obama secured the backing of US politicians, Mr Johnson said "in those circumstances I think it would be appropriate for us to look at what new evidence there is, look at what the Americans are actually proposing, see whether it's coherent, see whether it's limited, see whether it's commensurate with what has happened, see whether it will deliver a plausible outcome".

As Congress continues the commitment to double financing for medical and health research by 2003, it is essential that it approve commensurate increases for prevention, population-based, behavioral and health services research.

And I can tell you firsthand that there's real freedom in that notion, but (more often than not) it's commensurate with the work: You get out of it what you put into it.

Other questions about cloud APIs, versions and inter-operability will surely crop up soon, too, but the fundamental question around OpenStack today concerns its ability to demonstrate its readiness for enterprise-grade cloud computing and prove it is commensurate with, if not superior to Amazon Web Services and CloudStack.