And such a strategy, in Mr Reilly's words, will require investment "commensurate to the challenge, to the national importance of the Gulf, and to the degree to which the federal government has contributed to its decline".
His argument against the living wage is based on two dubious propositions; the first is that businesses will pay employees commensurate with the value of their labor (belied by the empirical data) and the second, that businesses have no obligations further than that.
Soon enough, he suggested, "the payroll will be commensurate with anything we've ever done, because we can do it".
He also said that "the payroll will be commensurate with anything we've ever done, because we can do it".
"The rewards will be commensurate," Jorgenson said.
The potential is enormous, but it will take commensurate will political, economic, educational, and scientific to approach that potential.
As such, the size of the data window will be commensurate to the sharpness of the curvature to be estimated, and the resulting accuracy is expected to be significantly improved.
Employees are not guaranteed their same exact job upon their return from leave, but their role "will be commensurate with that employee's current level of experience," Spotify said in an FAQ it gave HuffPost.
Net profits will be commensurate.
Or the FSoc could require these merging banks to demonstrate that they will generate social value commensurate with or in excess of the extra social risks that they are creating.
Differentiation in student performance in any one school track or school will still occur, of course, commensurate with socioeconomic, psychosocial, motivational and cognitive variables.
