I spoke with nTelos spokesman Mike Minnis, to find out what near-parity in terms of iPhone 5 launch times means for the carrier, and how customers have responded to the option of having the latest and greatest right away on networks that for many years were treated as second-class citizens, at least when it comes to Apple's latest hardware.
"What industry has parity pay for women?
Then again, what good is parity in mental health insurance if you can't get the treatment you need?
Combine those trends — more resources for smaller universities, limited longevity for elite players at larger ones — and parity, what makes the N.C.A.A. tournament electric in the first place, has become even more prevalent.
Now that's what you call parity.
What ever happened to parity?
If you were to roll it up and call it the Kerry campaign, it is spot-on parity with what Bush is buying right now.
A related goal is to try to bring both the tolls and the PATH fare more into parity with what is charged for tolls and mass transit elsewhere in the metropolitan region, officials said.
"You can draw parity with what happened to English football when we were kicked out of Europe for the violence [following the 1985 Heysel disaster] – that instigated a period of self-governance.
But it doesn't come at night, it doesn't come after the sun hasn't shone, so the fact that in that one moment you reach parity, so what?" The move follows an announcement by Gates in June that he would invest $2bn£1.3bnbn) in breakthrough renewable technology projects over the next five years, double his investments to date.
In a series of exchanges that almost wholly concerned NHS funding, Jeremy Corbyn first went on the attack over what he described as "parity of esteem" for mental health services and complaints from police over shouldering the burden of NHS bed shortages.
