Speeds are expected to be on a par with fiber optic networks.
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That would be on a par with the figures before the financial crisis.
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But safety needs to at least be on a par with economic development.
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His presidency now seems to be on a par with football games, sitcoms and quiz shows.
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For the balance of 2017, it looks like U.S. gasoline demand will be on a par with 2016 levels.
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This month's win by Malaysia's Pakatan Harapan coalition appears, for now at least, to be on a par with those moments.
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The speakers are good for such a small device and seemed to be on a par with my iPad Pro 210.
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After testing Firefox for the last three months, I found it to be on a par with Chrome in most categories.
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Berlin expects domestic demand to drive overall growth of 1.7 percent this year which would be on a par with last year.
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BMW had also previously forecast profits to be on a par with last year, but now expects a "moderate decrease," the company said.
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Assuming Jędrzejczyk hasn't spent her entire camp training fencing with the foil, her straight line movement is unlikely to be on a par with Namajunas's.
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But he wants to do something great also, and I think that he wants to do something that would be on a par (with Vietnam).
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And when it comes to safety, Ethiopian Airlines, Africa's largest and most profitable airline, is reputed to be on a par with carriers in America and Europe.
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The magnitude of the losses may not be on a par with the dotcom collapse or 23, but the frequency is "dramatic" and should ring alarm bells.
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Audi said that 9113 revenue may now be on a par with last year's 2911 billion euros ($21 billion), whereas it had previously forecast a moderate increase.
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President Trump made tokens of his minority guests, which underscored the point that he doesn't quite consider nonwhite people to be on a par with white Americans.
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The comments are more upbeat than guidance published at the end of April when VW predicted full-year deliveries to be on a par with 2015 levels.
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Snoop says in the introduction that the dish has to be on a par with Roscoe's in LA and at Rita's, we were heavily influenced by Roscoe's too.
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Maxim Grishanin, Transneft's first vice president, also told reporters that the company expects its dividend payout this year to be on a par with what it paid last year.
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It can take a year to put up a single telecommunications tower, of which the Philippines needs about 50,000 more to be on a par with countries like Thailand and Vietnam.
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The government expects domestic demand to drive economic growth of 1.7 percent this year, which would be on a par with 2015 when the economy grew by its fastest rate in four years.
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The Stockholm-based company forecast 2019 sales growth would be on a par with its 5 percent long-term financial target, and also said it expected its adjusted operating margin would improve this year.
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Red Bull are fourth in the championship after two races, behind Renault-powered rivals McLaren, despite having a car that looked in testing to be on a par with Ferrari — winners in Australia and Bahrain.
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Verizon's pricing is likely to be on a par with existing options, Bloomberg said, which means consumers should expect to pay around $35 to $40 per month for an entry-level tier of bundled channels.
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In its scale and scope, the exercise will be on a par with the Mirrlees Review, a gargantuan assessment of the tax system undertaken by the same think-tank, which issued its final report in 2011.
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Thompson is fascinating in his examination of the sad and lovely fable of impressionist painter Gustave Caillebotte, who in his time was considered to be on a par with Monet and is now almost entirely forgotten.
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TUI said it now expected underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortization (EBITA) to fall by 17 percent, having previously expected the figure to be on a par with the 1.18 billion euros generated in 2018.
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Equinor shares were trading down 2.8 percent at 0941 GMT, the worst performing stock of the European oil and gas index , partly due to market disappointment that the 2019 output will be on a par with 2018 output.
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Salaries ranging from $20,000 to $35,000 would be on a par with other second-tier professional sports vying for sunlight in the shadow of the N.F.L. Through Facebook, he could reach rugby fans with a precision never before possible.
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Outotec's 2019 sales are now expected to be on a par with last year after the units earmarked for disposal are removed from its results, having previously forecast sales growth, the company said, also citing delays in expected orders.
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For $100 in actual greenbacks, buyers get $120 in bright green "bond notes"—a Zimbabwean currency introduced in 2016 that is meant to be pegged to the dollar—or $140 in mobile money, which is also meant to be on a par with real dollars.
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Officials welcomed Emirates Team New Zealand's stunning win against the U.S. holders in Bermuda, a feel-good boost in an election year, with the economic benefits expected to be on a par with those from hosting the filming of the Lord of the Rings series.
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In its scale and scope, the exercise will be on a par with the Mirrlees Review, a gargantuan assessment of the tax system undertaken by the same think-tank, which issued its final report in 2011 and has been a reference point for researchers ever since.
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The stunning win was also welcomed by officials in New Zealand who termed it as a feel-good boost in an election year, with the economic benefits expected to be on a par with those from hosting the filming of the Lord of the Rings series.
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Following are airlines that have warned of the potential cost of the grounding: March 29: TUI expects underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortization (EBITA) to fall by 17 percent, having previously expected the figure to be on a par with the 1.18 billion euros generated in 2018.
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Following are airlines that have warned of the potential cost of the grounding: TUI March 29: TUI expects underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) to fall by 17 percent, having previously expected the figure to be on a par with the 1.18 billion euros generated in 2018.
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Sotheby's catalog No. 443 The Donnersmarcks' jewellery collection was known to be on a par with, or even to have exceeded, those of many of the crowned heads of Europe.
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The colonial Cathedral of San Cristobal of 1654 is being restored, and promises to be on a par with the cathedrals and churches found in Antigua. The restoration project has been undertaken to undo damage caused by the earthquake of 1976.
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References to these names therefore mean to the contemporary head of house. The four houses were the Honinbo, Hayashi, Inoue and Yasui. They were originally designed to be on a par with each other, and competed in the official castle games called oshirogo.
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The number of critical studies of his work increases—to the point where Faverey seems to be on a par with Gerrit Kouwenaar and Lucebert."Consensusvorming in de literatuurkritiek" by Cees van Rees. Digital library for Dutch literature. He is buried at Zorgvlied cemetery.
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La Salle's teams have won two national championships: the 1954 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament and the 1980 AIAW Field Hockey Championship. The school also won the 1952 National Invitation Tournament when that tournament was still considered to be on a par with the NCAA tournament.
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In most countries, women tend to be on a par with men among tertiary graduates in science. Between 70% and 85% of graduates are women in health, less than 40% in agriculture and between 20% and 30% in engineering. Albania has seen a considerable increase in the share of its women graduates in engineering and agriculture.
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Almost 37 percent think that the language should be kept for nonofficial uses, and about 30 percent believe it should be on a par with Spanish. Twenty-two percent favour its disappearance. Nearly the population supports granting official status to Leonese by amending the Statute of Autonomy. About 70 percent favour linguistic coordination between León and Asturias, with 20 percent opposing.
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Cathedral in Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne The French Roman Catholic diocese of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne (San Giovanni di Moriana in Italian) has since 1966 been effectively suppressed, formally united with the archdiocese of Chambéry.Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne (Diocese) [Catholic-Hierarchy] While it has not been suppressed, and is supposed to be on a par with Chambéry and the diocese of Tarentaise, it no longer has a separate bishop or existence.
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Sergei Kramarenko first saw action in late November 1942 over Stalingrad, as part of the 523rd Fighter Aviation Regiment, equipped with the LaGG-3. Like most inexperienced fliers, he began as wingman to more experienced pilots, such as Capt. Mikhail Baranovskiy and Lt. Yury Ryzhov. In early 1943 his unit was re-equipped with the Lavochkin La-5, which performance-wise proved to be on a par with the German Fw 190 and Bf 109.
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He and the young Sergei Rachmaninoff performed many concerts together. Until 2005 Pabst was known as a composer only for his piano transcriptions of the music for the ballet and opera by Tchaikovsky. He also played the piano concerto by Anton Arensky, and was the soloist at its premiere. Pabst's piano transcriptions were admired by the most outstanding pianists of the time, and were considered to be on a par with those by Liszt himself.
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It can be from the Mexican First Division, the UEFA Champions League, and the Mexico national team. In most cases, he works with former soccer players Luis García Jorge Campos and Luís Roberto Alves (Zague). He also participates, along with Luis García, in the Pro Evolution Soccer video game franchise. Martinoli is considered to be on a par with narrators such as: Mariano Closs, Luis Omar Tapia, Manolo Lama and Fernando Palomo.
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Detail of a Château Gloria 1975 label Château Gloria is an unclassed Bordeaux wine from the Saint-Julien appellation. The winery is located in the central part of France’s Bordeaux wine region Haut-Médoc, in the commune of Saint- Julien-Beychevelle. Regarded as a well-made wine with the best characteristics of Saint-Julien, it is estimated by many to be on a par with the classed growths. The château also produces a second wine from its younger vines named Château Peymartin.
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Cebu Technological University (CTU) is a level-4 (national status), level-5 (regional status) state university located in Cebu, Philippines. By virtue of Republic Act 9744, Cebu State College of Science and Technology was converted to Cebu Technological University during the previous administration of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Recently certified by TUV Rheinland, the university copes with the ISO 9001:2015 standard to be on a par with top- performing educational institutions. With a population of over 40,000 students in 23 campuses from across the province, it becomes a major avenue for learning, resulting in more opportunities to improve the country's economy.
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Boat Composite by I. Rice Pereira, 1932, Whitney Museum of American Art Abstraction by I. Rice Pereira, 1940, Honolulu Museum of Art Pereira was interested in exploring the role of the artist in society, believing artists to be on a par with industrialists. She created "machine paintings" that incorporated images of technological components, including ship's ventilators, generators, and funnels, as well as hinges, levers, and gears. Boat Composite from 1932, in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art is an example of her "machine paintings". Pereira began to explore abstraction in the late 1930s and her work included fewer references to machines.
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John D. Rockefeller (1839–1937) amassed one of the greatest fortunes of the late 19th century in the oil business, from which he retired in 1897. His efforts at philanthropy were formally guided from 1891 by Frederick T. Gates, a Baptist minister who had previously (1889) recommended to Rockefeller that he establish the University of Chicago. Much of Rockefeller's early philanthropy was on a comparatively small scale, and it was soon clear that larger-scale endeavors needed to be organized to properly guide his charitable giving. Gates suggested to Rockefeller that he establish a medical research institute that would be on a par with major European institutions of the period.
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The underground viewer and general manager were fined, with the mayor being told to ensure the safe working of his mine. In 1896, the mine was acquired by Lord Masham, who owned other collieries at Featherstone. Throughout the 1890s, the mine was subject to strike action on two counts; firstly, the amount that miners were paid for producing coal from the Silkstone Seam, which they believed, should be on a par with other collieries producing coal from the same seam. Secondly, Rhodes had introduced a type of fork for moving the coal from the face into the tubs known as riddles, which meant that smaller pieces of coal slipped through the tines and was less efficient as a shovel.
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The earliest references to the White Lion Inn date to 1591. The original building, which was at nos, 16, 17, 18 Henley Street was demolished and rebuilt in 1753 making it one of the largest inns on the Holyhead Road by its landlord at the time, John Payton. In its heyday the White Lion Inn was considered to be on a par with some of the better eating establishments in London and was reported to offer “a bill of fare equal to that of the Piazza Coffee House”. In 1785 members of the household of Louis XVI of France stayed here and in 1806 the Prince Regent (later George IV of the United Kingdom) stayed in specially prepared apartments.
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On 14 August 1877 ownership of the Museum and its collections was transferred to the State by an act of parliament, under the directorship of William Edward Steele and was known as the Museum of Science and Art, Dublin. New funding was provided for a new museum building on Kildare Street, and the collections were expanded to include representative specimens from British expeditions and surveys, various marine stations, British and European biological suppliers and taxidermists. As the new Irish museum was deemed to be on a par with other British institutions, seeing surplus collections and exchanges between the institutions. Specimens of note that were presented to the museum in 1877 was a Giant Irish deer from the Marquess of Bath, and what became recognised as the type of Rhomaleosaurus cramptoni.
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The Itinerancy Commission report in 1963 expressed satisfaction with the results of the Netherlands policy: : 1. Facilitating Travellers in a single designated place in the locality allowed for sustained school attendance, and retention of contact with employers, employees, and business liaisons as well as for health and welfare services, voluntary organisations and religious bodies : 2. The living facilities in the Municipal Sites are superior than traditional caravans and tents, greatly increasing living standards, prolonging lifespans, reducing the rates of sickness and problematic pregnancy Travellers’ Caravan Site in Haarlem in Netherlands in 1985 The Report recommended the provision by each local authority of halting bay sites where numbers of itinerant families habitually frequent an area. The standard of these facilities were to be on a par with those in Chilmington Site and in the Travellers’ Camps (nl) in the Netherlands.
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Andrew Michael March, a haemophiliac, along with several thousand other patients was treated with contaminated blood products in the 1970s and 1980s. The contaminated blood and blood products disaster also occurred in the Republic of Ireland and various compensation schemes and statutory provisions were put in place between 1991 and 2002 on compassionate grounds, without legal liability on the part of the state. However, the level of payments made to similarly infected and affected people in the Republic of Ireland was considerably greater than payments made to victims in the United Kingdom. In the UK, the Department of Health had consistently refused to increase the ex gratia support payments to be on a par with the more generous levels of payments made in the Republic of Ireland, arguing that liability in the UK had never been established, whilst they claimed in Ireland there had been findings of fault.
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Essex (4pts) beat Middlesex (0pts) by one wicket Essex Eagles won the top of the table clash in the National League against Middlesex Crusaders at Lord's, after hitting 50 runs for the last two wickets to seal victory. Middlesex' innings opened with a 101-run partnership from Paul Weekes and Ed Smith, lasting nearly an hour and a half, as the pair scored at about four an over. A burst of wickets followed, which reduced Middlesex to 144 for 5, but a display of aggressive hitting from Scott Styris – who scored 71 from 43 balls, including seven sixes – took the target up to 244. In reply, Essex scored runs to be on a par with the required rate, but lost wickets, Irfan Pathan grabbing two and the others helping out as Essex lost their first seven for 182, and Ryan ten Doeschate and former England all-rounder Alex Tudor were at the crease.
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Van der Linden studied at the Netherlands Film and Television Academy, and gained prominence as a photographer in the early 1960s, taking pictures of nozems, teenagers who made up the first Dutch counterculture of the post-World War II period. His 1962 exposition Het andere Mokum ("The other Amsterdam"), a collection of photos of the city's slums and the people who lived in it was the basis for a photo album he made by hand and delivered to the city's mayor, van Hall. To open the exposition, the city's spokesperson, Jan Mastenbroek, delivered a passionate lecture in which he used his photos as evidence to emphasize the urgency of developing the Bijlmermeer as a space to build large, clean homes. As a "photographer of Amsterdam", he is said to be on a par with his more famous colleague Ed van der Elsken Van der Linden's negatives are archived in the Maria Austria Institute in Amsterdam.
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