Sentence examples for moving in parallel with from inspiring English sources

And now the political process is moving in parallel with the security process.

The tech universe of the future will be regional innovation powerhouses moving in parallel with neither dominating worldwide.

Figure 1 shows the pattern of wave generated by two ships moving in parallel with same speed and velocity.

During this period of rapid growth within the ESU, the endocrine case volume of non-specialist surgeons within the institution remained stable, moving in parallel with overall surgical volumes (Fig.  1).

The debate is ongoing [ 15, 16] although participants recognize the inevitability of a requirement for doctoral preparation and the importance of moving in parallel with other advanced practice nurses (APNs).

The growing influence of all four parties has moved in parallel with the four Nordic countries' changing populations and their electorates' attitudes to immigration.

With new technology in implants made of coral or spun polyethylene, the body is able to send new blood vessels through the marble-shaped implant, which then is able to move in parallel with the patient's seeing eye.

Michael Posner, an NYU business professor, who moved in parallel with Mr Koh from the State Department to the university, wrote in a letter to the "NYU law community":It is absurd and inaccurate to describe Harold as "a key legal architect of the Obama Administration's extrajudicial killing program".

Over objections from France, which was worried about its farmers, they agreed to launch talks on freer trade between the EU and Mercosur, a sub-regional group based on Brazil and Argentina, provided these moved in parallel with what became the Doha round of world-trade talks.Not much of this has happened.

However, in following years, wage rate growth decreased significantly and the low-cost production model became dominant between 1980 and 1990; its currency remained over-valued, but it moved in parallel with its PPP (see Table 2).

Although it is not a perfect example, France had a relative tendency toward the low-cost production model because of its decreasing wage rate growth relative to the productivity growth of non-tradable goods, and its currency moved in parallel with its PPP (see Table 2).