Sentence examples for key counterpart from inspiring English sources

(Throughout the disk, Shaw's key counterpart is the pianist Ronnie Mathews, with his whirlwind sense of sudden velocity).

This is all clearly gratifying for the gregarious Mr. Pfeiffer and his lower key counterpart, Mr. Canonne.

China, in particular, has emerged as the key counterpart to the US in almost all major global forums, as well as international platforms for discussing critical transnational issues, from the six-party talks with North Korea and the G20 to talks about climate change.

The reason behind selecting a private/symmetric key primitive for our implementation mainly lies in the fact that it results in significantly lesser computational overhead when compared to its public/asymmetric key counterpart and therefore will be more suitable for mobile devices.

P and fH are key counterpart regulator proteins for AP, and interestingly, recent reports have indicated that both can bind to renal PTECs [ 10, 14, 19].

Meetings and focus group discussions were held in-country with key counterparts including UNICEF staff in Yangon and in the field; key counterparts and implementing partners (e.g. Ministry of Education and local NGOs) and various stakeholders involved in the programme (See Annex 2, for a list of persons consulted and Annex 3 for a bibliography).

In the period to follow, WHO in Russia facilitated high-level policy dialogue and provided technical support to the Russian Federal Ministry of Health and Social Development (MoHSD) and other national key counterparts in order to coordinate efforts of the Russian Federation towards joining FCTC.

Based on her observations, her meetings with key counterparts, and briefings by UNICEF's national and international staff, the following points have emerged: First, like many of our UN colleagues, UNICEF places the very highest priority on the need for law and order throughout Iraq.

The Savoy, founded in 1937 and designed by Aalto, is Helsinki's much lower-key counterpart to Manhattan's Four Seasons, founded in 1959 and designed by Mies and Philip Johnson — playpen of the powerful, defender of the local culinary faith, temple of classic form.

Keys' counterpart, Carruthers, a white trainer, believes the dog is irredeemable and should be killed, representing the view that racism cannot be cured.

Gen. James Jones, the president's national security adviser, told me that he recently met with a key NATO counterpart, who concluded a breakfast by congratulating him on the health care vote and pronouncing: "America is back".