When you look at modern data-led media companies' valuations, either private or public, they are commensurate with audience growth, which is commensurate with revenue growth.
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BENEFITS:• Salary range between $85033,000 - $79,000 commensurate on experience.
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The maps are outdated and not commensurate with current risk.
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It gets a commensurate share of the field's upgraded crude.
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To staff them, we needed medical personnel in commensurate numbers.
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I hope that unraveling this gimmick brings solvers commensurate joy.
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That power comes with commensurate responsibility to secure the information.
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We view these metrics as commensurate with a 'B-' rating.
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It was not, however, accompanied by commensurate new privacy controls.
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Assisted birth and assisted death feel commensurate, in my view.
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ECFC's capital level is sound and commensurate with its business profile.
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However, we expect both metrics to remain commensurate with the rating.
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The segment credit profile is commensurate with a high 'B' rating.
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Fitch views this level of capitalisation as commensurate with the rating.
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There needs to be commensurate ownership levels to justify that time.
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Disney will receive a commensurate slice of merchandise and food sales.
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Policymakers from these countries often complain of taxation without commensurate representation.
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The group's debt leverage is commensurate with the 'AA' rating category.
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Fitch expects group financial leverage to remain commensurate with the ratings.
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It will likely show consumers' confidence commensurate with a healthy economy.
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As these essays demonstrate, criticism should be commensurate with its subject.
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His defenders counter that his celebrity was commensurate with his brilliance.
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Fitch sees this ratio as commensurate with the company's rating profile.
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Salary will be commensurate with lack of experience, times a hundred.
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Engage collectively in strength commensurate with the seriousness of this issue.
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Compensation: The salary range for this position is commensurate with experience.
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Salary is based on a nonprofit scale and commensurate with experience.
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What would such an individual or organization consider a commensurate response?
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FULT's funding profile is considered strong and commensurate with the rating level.
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Of course, Trump has won over Republicans at rates commensurate to any
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The segment credit profile is commensurate with a high-single B category.
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However, both metrics are expected to remain commensurate with the rating level.
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Its major-power foreign policy is not backed by commensurate economic might.
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After all, the conflicts with Canada and North Korea are not commensurate.
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For every dollar spent on the sport, shouldn't educators demand commensurate returns?
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Any value, however, would be commensurate with the strength of the authenticity.
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Compensation will be commensurate with experience and includes a variety of benefits.
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It's time, now, to mobilize federal resources commensurate with this extraordinary challenge.
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The question is, can there be a commensurate benefit to balance it?
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I'm just saying that there will be commensurate ... Maybe not commensurate like quantitative, but there will be ... For everything that we make more efficient, there will likely be job growth either in that direct area or in surrounding functions.
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These are commensurate with the 'B' rating category, according to Fitch's rating definitions.
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But does he bring a body of work commensurate with what is required?
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In America groundwater extraction without commensurate recharge is responsible for 80% of subsidence.
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That team up included creative control and a commensurate measure of the profits.
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The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $85033,000, commensurate with experience.
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Even so, the bilateral partnership does not seem commensurate with the potential Chinese threat.
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I'm exaggerating slightly, but whatever the amount was, it wasn't commensurate with the success.
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PCB's higher ratio is commensurate with the bank's strategic focus on higher-risk SMEs.
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Nonetheless leverage is commensurate with the rating and is in line with our expectation.
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Fitch expects FLR to decrease in 2017, but to remain commensurate with the ratings.
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Fitch also expects the group's financial leverage ratio to remain commensurate with the ratings.
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We expect SIAT's Solvency II ratio for 2016 to be commensurate with its rating.
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We can also live with singles, doubles and triples especially commensurate with their cost.
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These investments don't take place without an opportunity for a commensurate return on investment.
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We're still a bit aways away from seeing the commensurate rigor in that camp.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said that the British response would be "commensurate but robust".
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Eventually we'll have to run commensurate surpluses to make up for what we've spent.
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"The political work is of a commensurate size with the legal work," Romero said.
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Ben Brantley noted, "Ambition and achievement are not entirely commensurate" in Stephen Daldry's production.
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No two lives are commensurate and not all adversity can be taken into account.
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COMPENSATION PACKAGE• CAA offers a generous compensation package commensurate with experience and educational background.
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While the anticipated leverage is commensurate with ALJF's current rating, it limits upside potential.
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He wanted equity commensurate with his contributions, about one per cent of the company.
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He wanted opportunities for women commensurate with the ones that had enriched his life.
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First, we need to assure that each project produces benefits commensurate with its costs.
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"Ask yourself if the permission is commensurate with what the app is," King said.
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Those above the line would need a commensurate subsidy of some kind to compete.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY WPG's credit metrics are commensurate with its peers in the 'BBB' category.
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New York bankers and Silicon Valley engineers pay exorbitant housing costs but make commensurate salaries.
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Whether that will translate into a commensurate level of revenue and profits is less clear.
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Wonderful songs aren't always hits; talented musicians don't always achieve success commensurate with their abilities.
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Showing what goes into making a book often results in a commensurate loss of magic.
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"At any future sentencing for these illegal acts, there should be corresponding and commensurate consequences."
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These credits metrics are expected to remain at levels that are commensurate with the ratings.
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But it is incomplete without commensurate federal efforts to create good jobs at good pay.
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Practically speaking, to wield influence commensurate with its collective power, Europeans needed to act collectively.
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Strong Financial Profile: Vipshop has strong credit metrics that are commensurate with investment-grade retailers.
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He also offered warnings about the hazards of bailing out corporations without commensurate worker protections.
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It's a reaction we feel is commensurate [with what] is actually going on in reality.
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A pitcher's worth to the Yankees has always been commensurate to his success against Boston.
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Newer, slimmer aircraft seats mean that passengers haven't entirely lost a commensurate amount of legroom.
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International members of the coalition are also required to draw down by a commensurate amount.
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CAA also offers a generous compensation and benefits package commensurate with experience and educational background.
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"These sanctions are commensurate to the nature of the breaches," FFA Chairman Chris Nikou said.
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The lack of action commensurate to the risk is what worries Lochbaum, Stoddard, and others.
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States themselves should be obligated to set aside resources commensurate with the risks they confront.
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"Military families deserve safe, high quality housing commensurate with the sacrifices they make every day," Sen.
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Such steep increase in prices of raw materials without commensurate increase in selling prices dented margins.
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But the effort in creating the department was not commensurate with the complexity of the problem.
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It is about knowing the differences and enacting policies commensurate with the crime or the threat.
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"These guys can't find contracts because there's no optioning process ... commensurate to their value," McFall said.
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Laudable as some of this is, it is hardly a response commensurate to the climate crisis.
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Their production wasn't commensurate with their combined salaries of $33 million, but they still added value.
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It is heavier than my iPad Air 1, but its weight is commensurate with its size.
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Until the 1970s, the income of the average American family grew commensurate with national economic productivity.
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MARAC's capital level is commensurate with its business profile, although the absolute capital base is modest.
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"Equifax must pay a penalty commensurate with the worst data breach in American history," she added.
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This has heightened its offshore liquidity risk beyond levels commensurate with an investment-grade credit profile.
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Consequently, Unipol's 2012-2016 average return on equity was 5%, a level commensurate with the ratings.
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The current interface is aimed at pro pilots, with the commensurate degree of detail and data.
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In short, Trump's meager policy solutions aren't commensurate with his graphic portrait of a broken America.
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This level of leverage is not commensurate with a 'B+' rating, which indicates low financial headroom.
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Fitch expects capitalisation to reduce as the company grows, but to remain commensurate with the rating.
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Given these risks, Fitch believes the bank's credit profile is more commensurate with a 'BB-' rating.
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Southsure's capital level is commensurate with its business profile, although the absolute capital base is modest.
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Return on equity was 21% in 2015, which is more than commensurate with the rating level.
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Maritime officials, however, say the fees are commensurate with the skill and scarcity of qualified pilots.
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At least eight years of public policy experience, including lobbying or commensurate government experience, is required.
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But they're not getting the political clout or autonomy commensurate with the key role they play.
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The left does not have the tools, will, or ability to rally commensurate intensity in support.
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No commensurate movement has emerged to help them navigate toward a full expression of their gender.
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The rarity of Barkley's name would soon be commensurate with his talents on the football field.
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For one thing, within regions, states receive a number of votes approximately commensurate with their populations.
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They have become objects of outsize exposure, commensurate with the fuss and emotion this president attracts.
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They also drew salaries that were commensurate to how important they were to their bosses' budgets.
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Many climate activists have cheered his proposal as the first blueprint fully commensurate with the challenge.
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All this embellishment comes with a commensurate multiplication of tones and styles, sometimes within a scene.
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Ricardo Rossello said any aid package must be commensurate with the scale of his island's devastation.
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Technology that provides us with near-complete knowledge without a commensurate level of agency isn't humane.
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Originally conceived as passive investments, E.T.F.s have become increasingly complex, without a commensurate increase in oversight.
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Judge Peter Kidd told the Melbourne courtroom that Cardinal Pell's "brazen, callous offending" deserved commensurate punishment.
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You can also see whether its emissions are commensurate with 2030, 2040, or 2050 climate targets.
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I don't enjoy professional wrestling and the amount of sweaty manliness and improbable plot twists is commensurate.
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People with the ability and the ambition can have opportunities that are commensurate with who they are.
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Jawline is something new, marking the moment that documentary becomes truly commensurate with teenage reality right now.
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"The presence of growth doesn't lead to a commensurate reduction in stress or suffering," said psychologist Calhoun.
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GoPro listed the Odyssey price at $15,000 — a hefty sum, yet one commensurate with its lofty promise.
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Smartfren needs a significantly larger subscriber base to generate profits which are commensurate with its network investment.
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Nor do they want investors to believe this environment is commensurate with the dot-com bubble bursting.
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In Fitch's view BMCI is the only Moroccan bank whose capitalisation is commensurate with its risk profile.
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And what makes one person's life better might, if not in commensurate terms, make another's less so.
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As a whole, the government is not acting in a way that is commensurate with the threat.
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The Obama administration failed to respond in a fashion commensurate to the enormity of the Kremlin's breach.
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SACE's 2011-2015 average return on equity was 5%, a level commensurate with the 'BBB' rating category.
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Raise teacher salaries so they are commensurate with the investments they must make in their own educations.
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Do you feel like the numbers are commensurate with what you thought they would or should be?
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One Western country, Germany, has shown political courage commensurate with the challenge and thrown open its doors.
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It has imposed costly administrative burdens on clinicians with little evidence of a commensurate improvement in care.
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SSNs are not the problem; authentication commensurate with the risk to all parties, including especially individuals, is.
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"I think he's very intelligent; I think his values are commensurate with the Democratic Party," she said.
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The job offered a salary commensurate with experience; Ms. Fonseca-Sabune will be paid $165,000 a year.
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But we gave him an extraordinary bounty of coverage, depriving his rivals of commensurate oxygen and agency.
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There are different grades of nitrogen, including medical and industrial, she said, with commensurate purities and regulations.
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Sharp drops in unemployment in the past often have brought commensurate earnings, but not this time around.
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Lower capitalisation that is not commensurate with the 'A' rating category could also lead to a downgrade.
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"The scale of the investment required is commensurate with the scale of the challenge," the study said.
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This should be commensurate with Berlin's economic might, and will require a massive rebuilding of the Bundeswehr.
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Perhaps with less space to spread out, there was a commensurate feeling of constraint among the exhibitors.
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To make fine distinctions was to evade responsibility and, in her stark moral universe, commensurate with complicity.
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He also said elected officials, including the mayor, had never been paid commensurate with their power and influence.
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Capitalisation is broadly commensurate with BBVA's risk profile as the bank has solid buffers above minimum regulatory requirements.
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As more photographers share content, the profile of the creators — and their artistic credibility — gets a commensurate boost.
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With rare exceptions, your salary is generally commensurate with the amount of value you add to your employer.
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Fitch projects that Lagos will report budgetary performance and debt metrics that are commensurate with its current ratings.
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Commensurate Shareholder Remuneration: Telenet retains significant discretion in managing its capital structure due to its strong FCF generation.
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But I found many techies that I encountered intolerant of criticism, with a commensurate lack of self-awareness.
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The bank's management expects a moderation in loan growth to levels more commensurate with internal capital generation rates.
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The affirmation reflects Orenburg region's satisfactory operating performance and moderate direct risk that are commensurate with its ratings.
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Work Experience:
• At least 8 years of experience in active government affairs roles or commensurate public sector role.
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But even their best response is not commensurate with the challenge they face and thus merits U.S. assistance.
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That's taken by some Russian officials as a threat commensurate with President Reagan's "Star Wars" Strategic Defense Initiative.
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You're dealing with such ego, such high left-side brain development without the commensurate right-side brain development.
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Wear your Fitbit to bed, and it will award you a Sleep Score commensurate with your snoozing efforts.
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The good news is that there's an outrage among Democrats that's commensurate with the outrageousness of Trump's behavior.
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Remember, Richard Nixon was not indicted, and there was no commensurate special counsel report in the Watergate scandal.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY KIM's credit metrics and internal growth are commensurate with its shopping center peers in the BBB category.
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Fitch projects that these LRGs will report budgetary performance and debt metrics that are commensurate with their 'BBB-' rating.
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Consequently the city's forecasted debt stock and debt payback ratio would no longer be commensurate with the current ratings.
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But such acknowledgments are not commensurate with the role the institution once played in Charleston, and Charleston in it.
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These have been widely general allegations, spelled out over years, with very few commensurate facts to back them up.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stresses Commensurate with Rating: Fitch expects a lifetime default rate for the MBAFC portfolio of 1.4%.
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HOW FAR DO YOU GO WITH THIS COMPANY OR EVEN OTHERS THAT HAVE RAISED THEIR PRICES IN COMMENSURATE PERCENTAGES?
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The deterioration in sentiment has been sudden and considerable, not justified by a commensurate change in UK economic fundamentals.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch does not currently expect management to pursue financial policies that would be commensurate with an upgrade.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation that CDB's credit profile will remain commensurate with its 'AA+' rating.
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"When I turned 50, I wanted to do something significant and yet simple to commensurate this milestone," she said.
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The rating profile remains well anchored around a business profile commensurate with a 'BB' rating category for the sector.
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Fitch has also affirmed QIIB's VR at 'bb+' as we consider this is commensurate with the deteriorated operating environment.
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All of this will help to ease Germany into a security leadership role commensurate with its economic power. Col.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stresses Commensurate with Rating: Fitch assumes lifetime default rates for the GAC-Sofinco portfolio of 1.60%.
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Fitch views BNSC's credit performance to date as commensurate with the current rating level and continue to expect improvement.
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Fitch believes SIAT's high use of reinsurance is commensurate with the risks the company assumes and stabilises financial results.
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Trump's announcement last week underscored the meteoric rise of commercial ventures, and the commensurate decline in NASA's public profile.
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This is the right time for Democratic leadership to push for a proposal commensurate with the leverage it has.
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A booming economy has led to commensurate economic growth, with 2017 growth expected to check in around 3.7 percent.
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Fitch projects that these LRGs will report budgetary performance and debt metrics that are commensurate with their current ratings.
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She posits that as more women moved into better-paying jobs, they worked longer hours commensurate with the work.
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So naturally, the billionaire paid the humble potter commensurate with his work, and the story ended happily for all.
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It isn't an overreaction, it's a reaction that we feel is commensurate, what is actually going on in reality.
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NATO and coalition forces, with roughly 8,700 troops in the country, were set to draw down a commensurate amount.
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Was his prosecution and sentencing commensurate with what an unknown white man fighting dogs in Appalachia would have received?
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This doesn't mean that immigrants will actually register and vote in numbers commensurate to their share of the electorate.
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If President Trump wishes Mr. Kushner to have such big responsibilities, he needs to give him a commensurate staff.
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We are not training people or implementing statutes that apply to drones at a rate commensurate with their proliferation.
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Fitch will continue to monitor operating results to ensure that new sales profitability is maintained and commensurate with growth.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stresses Commensurate with Rating: Fitch expects a lifetime default rate for the VWFC portfolio of 1.4%.
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If workers cannot deliver value commensurate with their wage, there will be no job; the robots will take it.
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"When I turned 50, I wanted to do something significant and yet simple to commensurate this milestone," Roloff tells PEOPLE.
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Sunac's volatile financial profile, although in service of significant business scale growth, is no longer commensurate with a 'BB' rating.
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Chinese officials deny such charges, and responded within hours of Trump's announcement of tariffs with their own proposed commensurate duties.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation that EIB's credit profile will remain commensurate with the bank's 'AAA' IDR.
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However, the group maintains substantial cash, and consolidated FFO adjusted net leverage below 1.5x is more commensurate with the ratings.
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Notes of skepticism, or at least pleas for reactions commensurate with the threat, have become part of the newspaper coverage.
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But as long as men aged 18 to 26 are obliged to sign up, women should bear a commensurate responsibility.
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A government will not expose a politically sensitive industry to fiercer foreign competition unless the deal provides commensurate political rewards.
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But few would argue that the ambition in Rio is translating into policy steps anywhere near commensurate with the problem.
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Fitch expects the bank to maintain its adequate capitalisation through measured credit growth commensurate with its business development and strategy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation that CEB's credit profile will remain commensurate with the bank's 'AA+' IDR.
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It was an admirably ambitious goal, commensurate to the civilizational challenge of reducing the carbon emissions responsible for climate change.
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Sanctions that might be commensurate with mere privacy violations are too weak for violations of national security and military command.
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Books of The Times Steve Hamilton is a crime writer who has enjoyed loads of acclaim without the commensurate popularity.
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DC and Puerto Rico in particular, have populations commensurate with some states, but no voting member of Congress or senators.
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Be it planned obsolescence...or to reinforce that planned obsolescence—a repair bill that is commensurate with the new product.
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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES QUALIFICATIONS COMPENSATION VICE offers a comprehensive benefits and compensation package that is commensurate with experience and abilities.
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And we derive a commensurate value to that from the distributors, and we have no intention of changing that proposition.
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Verschueren says the return on advertising spend was immediate and commensurate to that achieved by Happy Socks' regular Facebook adverts.
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Right now, the DSPs reach a career zenith but often don't have opportunities to earn more commensurate with their experience.
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The current phase of this never-ending research has found him taking on a region commensurate with his global ambition.
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We need to have a commensurate focus on the various elements of school systems that support great teaching and learning.
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For years, WNBA players argued for a portion of the league&aposs revenues commensurate with that which NBA players receive.
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Many on Wall Street considered the $34 billion-tax, and China's commensurate response, as the beginning of a trade war.
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If we are to ask conservatives to help create order in the market, we must deliver to them commensurate value.
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People are more sensitive to losses than commensurate gains (losing $100 feels twice as bad as winning $100 feels good).
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Can the Warriors, as they leave Oracle behind after 47 years, stay at a level commensurate with dynastic ticket prices?
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"Commensurate actions have been taken," Young Smith said, noting that disciplinary actions can range from an informal conversation to dismissal.
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The extension should be "commensurate" to the purpose that it plans to serve, EU ministers said, according to the document.
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"The reaction was not commensurate to what can be considered acceptable by international standards for a police force," he told Reuters.
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Fitch expects P&C reinsurance earnings metrics will remain commensurate with a 'AA' rating in the next 12 to 18 months.
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Stable Cash Generation: GKN's financial results for the past two years have been stable and broadly commensurate with a 'BBB-' rating.
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If our review determines that a certain show's content doesn't align with our company values, we take commensurate and appropriate action.
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What we do not want [are] policies that tilt the competitive playing field, especially without a commensurate privacy benefit for users.
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"You will be demoted and your title and future compensation will be commensurate with a one step demotion," the email reads.
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We therefore cap UC's rating at 'B', although the company's credit metrics and business profile are commensurate with a higher rating.
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Nossa scored 'weak' on Fitch's Prism factor-based capital model (Prism FBM) at end-2016, a level commensurate with its rating.
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The affirmation of the banks' Viability Ratings reflects our view that their intrinsic credit profiles remain commensurate with the 'b-' category.
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But it does call into question whether the hyperventilating over her breach of protocol is commensurate with the facts at hand.
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Nossa scored 'weak' on Fitch's Prism factor-based capital model (Prism FBM) at end-2015, a level commensurate with its rating.
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Leverage will increase when the company consolidates the acquisition of Instacredit but will remain at a level commensurate with its rating.
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" In an emailed statement to VICE, ICE said the amount it sets for bonds were "commensurate with an alien's flight risk.
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The seriousness of the Senate process is commensurate with how consequential an appointment to the Supreme Court is, especially for women.
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Even health and education—which consume more than a quarter of government revenue without providing commensurate benefits—may not be spared.
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Fitch also expects Kyobo Life's interest coverage to remain adequate and commensurate with its existing rating, after this subordinated bonds issuance.
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The Ukrainian Army reports several deaths per week, commensurate with the casualties of the United States Army during the Iraq war.
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Yet, many children still face incredibly long sentences that are harmful to them and provide no commensurate benefit to public safety.
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In the absence of further payouts, we expect deleveraging capacity and metrics to return to levels commensurate with the current ratings.
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The ratings also reflect operating margins that are commensurate with Fitch's expectations for 'BBB' category capital goods companies and deleveraging prospects.
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In total the expected price move would be between $5 and $14 per barrel, commensurate to the length of the outage.
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The demands on medical professionals have escalated relentlessly in the past few decades, without a commensurate expansion of time and resources.
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The issue bogged down in Congress, and to this day that body has taken no action remotely commensurate with the threat.
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The urban exodus of the last half-century has fostered dependence on motorized vehicles and a commensurate decline in daily exercise.
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By moving its presidential primary from June to March 256, California will finally exert a political influence commensurate to its size.
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Instead, these laws are closing legal clinics and limiting access to safe and early abortions without a commensurate reduction in demand.
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While art institutions can make people's stories visible, Jennif(f)er Tamayo's work calls attention to their commensurate powers of erasure.
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Considering that the cost of bank liquidity requirements is clearly so high, they should provide commensurate stability to the financial system.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stresses Commensurate with Rating: Fitch expects a lifetime default rate for the SAIC-GMAC Finance portfolio of 1.5%.
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Fitch also expects Kyobo Life's interest coverage to remain adequate and commensurate with its rating after considering its subordinated bonds issuance.
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The impression he gives when talking about these years is one of restless intellectual ambition in search of a commensurate object.
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A craftsman who combined artistic instinct, business acumen and commensurate ego, Lagerfeld was known for his strikingly visual fashion show displays.
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But nobody has ever really tried to tackle the problem in a way that is commensurate to its scale or significance.
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If a commensurate amount of those revenues go to Nintendo, it works out to between $3 million to $4 million, he says.
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We view leverage under 2.5x as commensurate with TP ICAP's ratings, but achieving cost savings will be important in underpinning debt sustainability.
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You know your finances better than anyone, because you're constantly fighting against income that's not commensurate with how much work you do.
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High Leverage: Premier's FFO-adjusted net leverage is very high at 8.4x at FYE17 and is not commensurate with a 'B' rating.
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And what the people concerned with #BlackWomenLead and #TrustBlackWomen are aiming for is representative power in politics commensurate with their voting power.
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Companies need to pay black women commensurate to their experience – not what the job pays, but what they bring to the table.
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Commensurate with the rise of drones has been increasing concerns about privacy, and drone enforcement technology will have to face similar questions.
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The funding will be targeted at the most vulnerable areas, but it is nowhere near commensurate with the scale of the crisis.
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The problem for UK buyers is that wages have not had a commensurate Brexit bump up, meaning Brits' disposable incomes are shrinking.
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Capital and leverage measures are supported by a high earnings retention rate and are commensurate with Caja Rural de Navarra's risk profile.
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"From all perspectives, he's done an outstanding job, and a top-five CEO should have a commensurate package," Herrod said of Nadella.
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The Outlook on Sampath could be revised to Stable if it can fundamentally improve its capital buffers commensurate with its risk profile.
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A true craftsman who combined artistic instinct, business acumen and commensurate ego, Lagerfeld was known for his strikingly visual fashion show displays.
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Fitch also expects Sumitomo Life's fixed-charge coverage to remain strong and commensurate with its ratings, even after this subordinated bond issuance.
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I get it, and I get the desire to protest in a way that feels commensurate with this new era of injustice.
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Because most attendants were women, Icahn insisted, they were not "breadwinners," and should not expect compensation commensurate with that of male employees.
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We must support the National Disaster Medical System's intermittent federal employees by providing specific benefits that are commensurate with other federal responders.
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And despite all the excitement over artificial intelligence and next-generation wireless technologies, their growth – and commensurate chip needs – will take time.
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By segmenting the footballing experience into discrete categories of consumption, FIFA could attract brands commensurate with the multinational scope of its own.
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Amid such tragedy, there is always a desire for cathartic action, for a reparatory response commensurate with the degree of the injury.
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And as Mexico sharply increased its pace of detentions and deportations, there was no commensurate increase in budget for processing asylum applications.
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Galveston County, Judge Ewing added, has safeguards to ensure defendants have lawyers with experience commensurate with the severity of charges they face.
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But when the disease is improperly diagnosed, the clinical harms and dollar costs of treatment may not be met with commensurate benefits.
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From a Chinese perspective, this reordering is merely an overdue reversion to historical reality as Beijing demands consideration commensurate with its stature.
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"I believe that we should be paid commensurate with our ability to bring in revenue," she said, leaning forward in her chair.
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The first image of the downtown show, "Wall Street, Morning" of 1960 demonstrates a tonal complexity commensurate with DeCarava's exceptional printing skills.
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Researchers in 85033 estimated the indirect health burden caused by the industry's emissions is commensurate with upwards of 98,000 U.S. deaths annually.
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Conversely, a nondiscriminatory open-door policy to all refugees without a workable welfare and settlement program in place has commensurate deleterious consequences.
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A US departure from Iraq alone would be a huge strategic win for Iran, possibly commensurate retaliation to the loss of Soleimani.
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Censure is nice, but it is not commensurate with the violations of the Constitution should we decide that's the way to go.
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The dependence on the value of equity stakes to reduce leverage is not commensurate with Fitch's view of an investment-grade profile.
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Since recapturing the House in 2010, divided Republicans have consistently failed to reach compromises commensurate with their institutional power or public support.
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These factors could lead direct risk to rise above 70% of current revenue, which will not be commensurate with the region's 'BB' rating.
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He will be paid a salary commensurate with his years of service in the NFL, and he'll accrue another year toward his pension.
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However, the dependence on the value of equity stakes to reduce leverage is not commensurate with Fitch's view of an investment grade profile.
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While the latter is generally maintained with adequate buffers over regulatory minimums it may not always be fully commensurate with the bank's risks.
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" Irvine Mayor Don Wagner, who thinks a salary cap is ill-advised, said he believes pay should be commensurate with "level of responsibility.
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And it's not yet clear whether a progressive effort would have support among voters commensurate to the decibel level of its loudest advocates.
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Ramp down support for new technologies as they're adopted in the marketplace, to avoid spikes in incentive costs that don't deliver commensurate returns.
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NDB's National Long-Term Rating may be downgraded if the bank cannot sustain its capitalisation at a level commensurate with its risk profile.
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Despite being the single largest ethnic group in the country, Oromos do not have the political and economic influence commensurate with their numbers.
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" Caraher pointed out that there are "a lot of millennials around the country who are still waiting for jobs commensurate with their education.
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Many urban-transport systems, if a delay should push a peak-fare service to an off-peak time, come with a commensurate discount.
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We believe the company will be able to maintain its business and financial profile commensurate with the current rating over the medium term.
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"In some instances we have seen punishments that do not appear to be commensurate with the seriousness of the offenses committed," Khare said.
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By effectively lowering interest rates, these programs encouraged investment in corporate bonds and stocks—which resulted in a commensurate rise in stock prices.
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That's why we're proud to be on the leading edge of this mobilization effort commensurate with the scale of the climate change challenge.
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And censure is nice, but it is not commensurate with the violations of the Constitution -- should we decide that's the way to go.
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Our media, fed by the pollsters, were consumed with analysis after analysis by the commensurate political expert, all too eager to predict outcomes.
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"We can find our voice in the world again, a voice that is commensurate with the fifth-biggest economy on earth," he said.
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The level is high for its rating, but is sufficiently mitigated by a strong business profile commensurate with a 'BB' to 'BB+' rating.
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"We have been waiting for the United States government to make a response commensurate to the scale of what we're observing," Allen said.
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After beating Dimitrov on Thursday, Rublev was actually asked what had taken him so long to deliver a result commensurate with his talent.
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By then, we hope, you will be in the N.B.A., earning your own ovations and the millions in compensation commensurate with your value.
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In a related Opinion essay, Thomas Chatterton Williams writes: No two lives are commensurate and not all adversity can be taken into account.
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They have also expressed concern that Democratic spending on minority communities was not commensurate with the loyalty that they show to the party.
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"It's encouraging that Washington State is leading a progressive acceptance of practices that are more commensurate with what people value," Ms. Rothstein said.
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"We stand ready to take appropriate and targeted measures, as necessary and commensurate with the underlying risks," ECB President Christine Lagarde said Monday.
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But Scottish Golf has been under attack for its failure to produce a talent pipeline commensurate to its reputation as a golf mecca.
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"The hope now is moderation prevails, but this move will likely only incense Erdogan and a commensurate response is already promised," Ash said.
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Much of the increase in health care costs is due to price growth, perhaps without a commensurate increase in the benefits of care.
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As our national per capita GDP has increased, we have not experienced the commensurate decline in religious metrics experienced by other developed nations.
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"Men have to demand that their wives, daughters, mothers and sisters earn more — commensurate with their qualifications and not their gender," she wrote.
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As the landscape evolves, more work will be needed to understand the opportunities and commensurate challenges and to comprehend how stakeholders can respond.
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"The people are not feeling like the attention is being paid to it that's commensurate with the magnitude of the issue," she said.
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"I first said I didn't think it was within my powers to write something commensurate with the emotions I'd just felt," he said.
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Regional accrediting bodies should look into this kind of fraud, as they would any other kind of academic misbehavior, and apply commensurate penalties.
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This chart shows the steady decline in US dollar positions since May, with a commensurate fall in the value of the USD index.
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"We can find our voice in the world again, a voice that is commensurate with the fifth-biggest economy on Earth," he said.
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They urge policies to reduce greenhouse gases that are perfectly commensurate with the GND framework ... but present them as alternatives to the GND framework.
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And stumbling through a canned "I am looking for a salary commensurate to my experience" doesn't do you or the hiring manager any favors.
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"Censure is nice but it is not commensurate with the violations of the Constitution should we decide that's the way to go," she added.
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Going forward, Biegun added, the Trump administration would take commensurate steps with the Kim regime to eventually rid the country of its nuclear weapons.
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Black women need to ask for commensurate pay; which is based on their education level, work experience, network, and value brought to the table.
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The number of people providing protection "is commensurate with the existing threat and based on USMS protective service requirements, experience and methodology," it said.
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"The UK, as a major financial center, in a sense there is a need for a commensurate degree of influence over standards," Bailey said.
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"If further adverse shocks were to materialize, our measures could be recalibrated once more commensurate with the strength of the headwind," he told economists.
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Its emissions targets, which would include decarbonising electricity generation within a decade, are at once vastly ambitious and merely commensurate with what scientists recommend.
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" Adding to, not replacing, existing skilled visas: "The scheme would therefore need to be accompanied by a commensurate increase to the green card cap.
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This level needs to be commensurate to the implicit privacy expectation based on where it is shared, the intended audience and the data's purpose.
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We view capitalisation at the three banks as adequate and commensurate with the banks' credit risk profiles and the difficult operating environment in Bulgaria.
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If you get health coverage through your job, you already face a reduction in take-home pay commensurate with the value of that coverage.
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It is not publicly known what the commensurate capabilities are in Mexico, but the country is an area of high interest for the NSA.
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WHICH IS THAT THE 2% GROWTH WAS WHAT THE OVERALL FED IS LOOKING FOR AND THAT WOULD BE COMMENSURATE WITH THE FOUR RATE HIKES?
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But for Asian Americans who want roles of substance and commensurate success, it's increasingly looking like that path leads in a direction beyond acting.
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"The UK, as a major financial centre, in a sense there is a need for a commensurate degree of influence over standards," Bailey said.
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Firms should review their own company gambling policies and be sure that enforcement is commensurate with the policy as stated in the example above.
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It's difficult to believe that the loss of 60 jobs and a commensurate raise in property tax did much to alleviate that particular problem.
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Less discernible, though, is who actually earned their pay the most by increasing the value of the companies they run by a commensurate amount.
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As a stand-in for a stiffy, Veale's study looked at stretched flaccid length which urologists have long noted, is commensurate with erect length.
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His success, especially in Iowa, has grated on rival campaigns that say his record in government is not commensurate with the attention he's receiving.
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Should the Fed normalize rates too aggressively, without a commensurate rise in inflation, long rates could dip further and possibly fall below short rates.
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Aegon's return on equity (based on net underlying earnings) was 6.4% at end-2015 (3123: 6.8%), still only commensurate with the 'BBB' rating category.
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"What we're looking for is a treatment that is commensurate with how the U.S. banks were treated by the Department of Justice," Staley said.
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For decades, U.S. workers won higher pay in lockstep with productivity growth — as businesses became more efficient, they rewarded employees with commensurate wage increases.
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And one top European official said that the rare, massive fine is commensurate with the unprecedented degree to which Google has abused the law.
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The committee ordered Mr. Meadows to reimburse the government more than $40,000 for salary paid to the aide who did not perform commensurate work.
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The problem with N.G.R.I. confinements is that they need to be commensurate with the risk to others, which we don't know how to measure.
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GEORGE HEYMONTSAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: Michael Ian Black is right, technically, when he says there's no movement for men that's "commensurate" with feminism.
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The video employs easy-to-watch cuts, sound effects and graphs and, in a style commensurate with German youth culture, uses much English slang.
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If legislators get a $130,000 salary, commensurate with a full-time job, they should not be paid for outside employment that could influence legislation.
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The mechanics are straightforward: Republicans are proposing to reduce federal revenue through a $1.5 trillion tax cut without a commensurate reduction in federal spending.
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But on Monday, the deadliest day in Gaza since the 2014 war with Israel, the risks may not have seemed commensurate with the rewards.
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While Francisco Pizarro, plunderer of Peru, larger than life, looked on from his commensurate horse, I was being plundered in his home town. ♦
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All of this antagonism comes as the profile of the technology industry has grown commensurate with size and market value of its marquee companies.
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Ayers walked away with $500, his game-worn jersey, the adoration of hockey fans across the league, and media reception commensurate with his heroics.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stable Margins and Cash Flows GKN's financial results for the past two years have been broadly commensurate with a 'BBB-' rating.
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What it offers—and what no pocket-sized company, however edgy, can match—is an acoustical environment commensurate with the grandeur of the form.
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A slide in platinum prices to below $1,000 an ounce last year for the first time since 2009 has not had a commensurate effect, however.
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"BHP was woefully negligent in its duty of care and the damages sought are entirely commensurate with the devastation the company has wrought...," he added.
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Positive rating momentum would be predicated on CFG improving profitability commensurate with higher-rated large regional peers, while maintaining disciplined growth and consistent underwriting standards.
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Dr Brown thinks insomniacs might be guided into true sleep through a more precise examination of their brain activity, and the application of commensurate drugs.
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" "It is currently unprofitable, it has no user growth and any past revenue growth was exceeded by a commensurate increase in its cost of revenue.
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The affirmation reflects Fitch's view that Carlsberg's credit metrics are returning to levels more commensurate with the ratings, after successful cash preservation measures in 2015.
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Polls show that the public is worried about cost more than anything else in the health care system, but it's not getting commensurate political attention.
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They had to organize and fight in the 1960s and 70s for salaries commensurate with both their sought-after skills and their sports' ballooning profits.
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Most countries agree that China engages in a range of bad trade practices and is not playing a role commensurate with its growing economic power.
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Details:• Location — Washington, DC• Salary — Salary range is $55k-$70k and is commensurate on experience• Benefits- Health, vision and dental insurance, transportation benefits, paid vacation.
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The paper found a direct link between the lowering of interest rates through caps and a commensurate reduction of almost 20 percent in credit availability.
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The President needs to announce a specific dollar amount for new — not repurposed — funding that should be commensurate with the scope of the epidemic. 2.
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Fitch expects these deposits to flow down to FMBI, keeping its loan-to-deposit ratio and funding costs at levels commensurate with its rating level.
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But the Trump administration never devoted resources commensurate with the perceived danger, critics have charged, and President Trump has acknowledged he was caught off guard.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating reflects Kyobo Life's sound capital level commensurate with its business profile, consistently profitable operating performance and strongly entrenched market position.
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Denying someone the right to vote in perpetuity is an unfair form of permanent probation that penalizes individuals without any meaningful commensurate benefit for society.
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Articulating incentives for denuclearization, commensurate with strict and verifiable nuclear dismantlement, should have been be an essential component of any diplomatic engagement with North Korea.
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Indeed, the United States government would be far better off reporting more accurate numbers that are regrettably much higher but more commensurate with independent assessments.
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Assuming different states ultimately provide about the same level of consumer rights, the compliance costs will be passed through to consumers with no commensurate benefits.
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Instead, there's been a significant decline, to some 2000,272 deaths a year, with a commensurate increase in longevity of 214 years between 303 and 230.
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The killing of Soleimani represents a "much more meaningful event" to Iran than mere sanctions, Marta said, and the possibility of commensurate cyberattacks is significant.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmation reflects Kyobo Life's sound financial fundamentals, with strongly entrenched market positioning and favourable financial leverage commensurate with its rating category.
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"I think equally important is having philanthropic leadership within the community whose values are also commensurate with those emerging values of the institution," he said.
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The combination of the two — and what one can only assume is a commensurate response from Trump supporters — is making every Trump rally feel tense.
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So actually, for me, it was finding a medium that was commensurate to my own impatience, actually, and it fitted very well with my impatience.
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"I would say the risks are commensurate with the returns – potentially huge," said Pascal Bouvier, managing partner at MiddleGame Ventures, a financial technology venture capital firm.
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If you were to stay at Hotel Zetta for 16 hours, then that rate would be much more commensurate and more equal to the overnight rate.
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Ultimately, you're imposing these high costs on what are mostly minority women, who are going to graduate into an industry that does not pay commensurate salaries.
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"I would say the risks are commensurate with the returns potentially huge," said Pascal Bouvier, managing partner at MiddleGame Ventures, a financial technology venture capital firm.
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Scammers will undoubtedly try to take advantage of this new format, and the commensurate flood of new cryptocurrency users unfamiliar with the format and transaction protocols.
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The affirmation reflects our largely unchanged base case scenario regarding the republic's stable fiscal performance and moderately increasing direct risk, which are commensurate with its ratings.
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The financial managers to whom Australians have entrusted their super, it turns out, have been ripping them off by charging hefty fees without achieving commensurate returns.
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And the state legislature's refusal to increase PEIA funding commensurate with inflation and increases in pharmaceutical prices means that it essentially cuts funding every single year.
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It was just one example of Mr. Aitken's maximalist ambition to make spectacular art commensurate with, yet critical of, the technologically accelerated complexity of modern life.
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The most successful move is to private practices, where the salary is more commensurate with the risky and demanding type of work such a career entails.
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This will be key to reducing the bank's capital at risk from unreserved impaired loans to levels that are more commensurate with the 'bbb' rating level.
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Unfortunately, there have not been commensurate improvements in democratic standards, transparency and civil society, leaving these vulnerable young democracies open to organized crime and political corruption.
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Fourth, failure is the United States continuing to make concessions without seeing commensurate progress on the part of the North Koreans — or seeing, frankly, disproportionate progress.
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What we need, urgently, is sustained funding, in an amount commensurate with the scope of the disease, directly to areas hardest hit by addiction and overdose.
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Compliance: In 2011, the currency comptroller's office said, the bank "failed to implement and maintain a compliance risk management program commensurate" with its size and complexity.
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In the minds of militants, a commensurate response would be something on a scale that most are not capable of performing: bombing an embassy, for example.
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So we felt very good about how 2016 rolled out, we'll see how the fourth quarter closes, but we'll pay commensurate with the performance of our people.
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But the end of the 20123 fiscal year, attendance had climbed to 22012,2139, commensurate with the levels for 280, though still not as robust as earlier years.
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The Positive Outlook reflects our expectations that the FCF margin will increase to more than 44357123% in the foreseeable future, a level commensurate with a higher rating.
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Still, despite the fact that up to one-fifth of all pregnancies result in miscarriage, it is something that does not receive a commensurate amount of discussion.
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The Stable Outlook reflects our view that LGE's financial profile - including proportional consolidation of 20153%-owned LG Display (LGD) - will remain commensurate with the lowest investment grade.
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Occupation: Writer /ProducerIndustry: EntertainmentAge: 4583Location: Brooklyn, New YorkSalary: $4573,4563Paycheck Amount (4553x/month): $4543,4533 Monthly ExpensesRent: My husband and I split our $4523,4513 rent commensurate to our salaries.
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In addition, the company is likely to maintain its FFO-adjusted net leverage below 2.5x in the medium term, which is still commensurate with the current rating.
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The new strategy also includes selling less to some counterparties including commodity traders, which involves a lot of administrative work and costs without commensurate reward, sources said.
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Despite this cyclical deterioration, Fitch expects Bogota to maintain its asset quality ratios at levels commensurate with its current VR due to the bank's conservative risk culture.
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"The (equities) platform has to be of the size that's commensurate with the demand today not with the demand in five years or 10 years," Thiam said.
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Learn how to price your services, create a brand that distinguishes you from competitors, gauge your time commitment, negotiate rates commensurate with your value, and much more.
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High but Decreasing Leverage: Fitch expects WHA's financial leverage to reduce to a level commensurate with its ratings by 2018, mainly based on its asset disposal plan.
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If Trump sought a proportional response, damaging some intelligence and military computers is certainly more commensurate with the downing of an unmanned drone than bombing physical targets.
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This high leverage is the key weakness of its credit profile, but is sufficiently mitigated by a strong business profile commensurate with a 'BB' to 'BB+' rating.
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As the demand for motorcoach travel continues to grow, there should be commensurate emphasis on making sure this mode of transportation is as secure as reasonably possible.
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Aegon's Fitch-calculated financial leverage ratio (FLR) was 29% as at end-2016 (2015: 103%), a level that Fitch views as commensurate with the 'A' rating category.
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Yet, he warned, the exodus could unfold over the longer term unless the island gets a federal aid package commensurate with the damage that can spur recovery.
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It is not a startup, or a disruptor, any more: it is a huge corporation -- one of America's 10 biggest companies, with huge power and commensurate revenues.
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From Georgia to Alabama, from California to Maine, Democrats have managed to get their voters to the polls at rates commensurate with turnout in a presidential year.
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After helping steer Trump's victory on tax cuts, Cohn wanted another big assignment, commensurate with the skills, experience and appetite of a former president of Goldman Sachs.
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But some local officials said they needed assistance commensurate with their populations — more than the three pallets of food and one pallet of water allotted per day.
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Those who had owned the sleeper for longer will get a voucher "commensurate with the amount of time" to be redeemed on a new Fisher-Price product.
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Internationally, we need governments to sanction the kind of arson going on in the Amazon with punitive measures commensurate with the global threat it poses to humanity.
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"We stand ready to take appropriate and targeted measures, as necessary and commensurate with the underlying risks," ECB President Christine Lagarde said in a statement on Monday.
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"We stand ready to take appropriate and targeted measures, as necessary and commensurate with the underlying risks," ECB President Christine Lagarde said in a statement on Monday.
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He urged Congress to approve a commensurate aid package as the US commonwealth, already hammered by a prolonged economic crisis, tries to get back on its feet.
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Consequently, we think large-cap investors should add to positions - yes, even with the stock bidding up 229% after a stellar Q2 print, commensurate to our preview.
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Mediobanca The ratings reflect the group's adequate capitalisation and leverage, which are maintained with satisfactory buffers over regulatory minimums and are commensurate with the bank's risk profile.
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Yellen was mum on the Fed's plans to rein in Wells Fargo, but insisted the Fed would take commensurate action given the depth of the bank's problems.
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A deal is possible, but it's highly unlikely that you'll get anything close to commensurate quality when Melo is holding all the cards about where he goes.
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Traditional approaches to high-stakes decision-making take too long, cost too much, and don't deliver quality or impact commensurate with the investment of time and resources.
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Share buybacks have been suspended, but this may be insufficient to maintain a leverage profile commensurate with current ratings, especially if plain packaging puts more pressure on margins.
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"This outcome is the result of an insistence that California receive a fair deal commensurate with the harm done here," Harris said in a statement at the time.
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ONE THING WE'VE SAID PUBLICLY IS WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR IS A TREATMENT THAT WAS COMMENSURATE WITH HOW THE U.S. BANKS WERE TREATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
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Considering he took over as CEO in 2014 and earned a commensurate pay raise, it looks like he's about to do some serious upgrading on the home front.
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The company's regulatory risk-based capital (RBC) ratio was 315% at end-2016 (end-2015: 1,065%); exceeding the minimum 13% regulatory requirement and commensurate with its rating profile.
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Although financial leverage will remain above 25% through most of 2016, it is expected to return to being commensurate with SCOR's rating category by the end of 2016.
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The senior unsecured rating reflects provisions in the indenture for the proposed bond, which limits prior-ranking debt to levels commensurate with Fitch's guidelines for low structural subordination.
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Russia summoned senior envoys on Friday from most of the other countries that have expelled Russian diplomats and told them it was expelling a commensurate number of theirs.
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Nevertheless, these leverage metrics are strong compared with those of similarly rated peers, and taking into account UC's weak corporate governance, are commensurate with the company's 'B' rating.
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NORWAY'S FINANCE MINISTRY SAYS: CONSULTATION ON DRAFT AMENDMENTS TO MAINTAIN BANKS ACTUAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS AT A LEVEL THAT IS COMMENSURATE WITH PREVAILING RISK FACTORS IN THE NORWEGIAN ECONOMY
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Fitch would downgrade Sampath's rating if the bank is unable to maintain capital buffers commensurate with its risk profile and operating environment-related risks over the medium term.
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If the doctrine works, it could benefit millions of users, boost the economy and constrain tech giants that have gathered immense power without a commensurate sense of responsibility.
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Taichung's ratings reflect Fitch's expectation that the bank will moderate its credit growth in the next year or two and sustain its capitalisation commensurate with its risk profile.
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But Congress has benefited from a commensurate uptick and its leader, Rahul Gandhi, has cut Mr Modi's lead as preferred prime minister from 35 percentage points to 17.
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As a share of current revenue direct risk was 84.4%, above 2014's 61.5% and our expectations of 70%-75% and no longer commensurate with a 'BB' rating.
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These levels are commensurate with one-notch rating uplift above the Country Ceiling and would enable us to align MHP's FC IDR with the LC IDR of 'B'.
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Frustration with the bureaucracy, unhappiness with the President's governing style or pique over a backbiting White House just aren't compelling reasons commensurate with the status of the job.
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With the anticipated operating profile improvement once the proposed merger is completed, the leverage profile of the merged entity will be commensurate with a standalone rating of 'B+'.
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It follows then that the chief of that branch might enjoy at least a commensurate -- if not superior -- privilege to try to influence investigations within his own branch.
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And though the Japanese government aims to boost usage of generic drugs, growth may not be commensurate as prices of generic drugs are typically cheaper than patented ones.
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"At the time that promotion was discussed, I asked generally if that would encompass an increase in salary commensurate with the increase in responsibility and portfolio," Greenwalt wrote.
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The hike was explained as being commensurate with increases to Prime's value—the service provides free two-day shipping, access to free music and videos, and other perks.
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Nationwide recognition of this emerging profession would increase the supply of practitioners who can provide basic dental services safely and effectively, commensurate with their education, training and experience.
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And much as we might wish it were otherwise, it's safe to say that the current supply of superior criticism is more or less commensurate with public demand.
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"The request is for an increase in OCO, and I think that is commensurate with the increased activities overseas, which is the whole essence of OCO," Reed said.
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Futterman's book chronicles the work of the men who freed athletes from these unfair arrangements, paving the way for them to earn incomes commensurate with their rare skills.
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Keeping America's rapidly expanding economy humming along will require, among other things, a state-of-the-art energy infrastructure commensurate with the demands of technology-driven global competition.
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Larger transactions during this timeframe would require a component of equity financing in order to maintain the company's credit metrics at levels commensurate with the current rating category.
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Aegon's score in Fitch's Prism Factor-Based Model was "very strong" at end-2014, which we expect to have continued in 2015, and is commensurate with the rating.
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This year it finally seems to have run into a problem of its own making: the company's refusal to invest in an infrastructure commensurate with its own ambitions.
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The company's regulatory risk-based capital (RBC) ratio was 315% at end-2016 (end-2015: 1,065%); exceeding the minimum 0003% regulatory requirement and commensurate with its rating profile.
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But huge trade deficits represent supplies of foreign workers entering the United States market from afar with no commensurate rise in foreign demand for what American workers produce.
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" Ms. Yates, speaking on the lawn in front of the law school library, said she had wanted the words in her speech to be "commensurate with the occasion.
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"[Wells Fargo] has failed to implement and maintain a compliance risk management program commensurate with the Bank's size, complexity and risk profile," the OCC wrote in its complaint.
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" The Marshals Service said the number of personnel assigned to the detail is "commensurate with the existing threat and based on USMS protective service requirements, experience and methodology.
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Stefanik's campaign spokesman Lenny Alcivar declined to disclose how much money the congresswoman raised over the weekend, but told Reuters she had seen a boost "commensurate" to Cobb's.
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But huge trade deficits represent supplies of foreign workers entering the United States market from afar with no commensurate rise in foreign demand for what American workers produce.
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" The petition alleges that Winner's imprisonment is "costly, unnecessary to protect the public, burdensome to her health and wellbeing, and not commensurate with the severity of her offense.
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The GDLS development deal also advances a commensurate effort to design and construct and even more advanced M1A2 SEP v4 Abrams tank variant for the 2020s and beyond.
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Owning stock in a typical company where one share equals one vote means you have a say in that company commensurate with how much of it you own.
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It would be an enormous down payment on a livable climate ("contingent both on commensurate efforts outside the energy sector and the pace of energy sector decarbonisation after 22040").
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Under normal circumstances, such a move would be accompanied by a commensurate quarter-point hike in the interest the Fed pays on excess reserves from banks, or the IOER.
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The affirmation reflects Karelia's weak fiscal performance, which we expect to continue over the medium term, along with the republic's stabilised credit metrics that are commensurate with the ratings.
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The rise of Chinese exports would not have had such negative effects on the American labor market if it had been offset by a commensurate rise of Chinese imports.
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In addition, FCA's relatively high gross leverage is offset by the substantial cash maintained by the group, and consolidated FFO adjusted net leverage is more commensurate with the rating.
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As secretary, Price criticized the Medicaid health program for low-income people, saying it doesn't deliver results commensurate with the hundreds of billions of dollars taxpayers spend on it.
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SGI has also maintained its sound financial performance, well-established market position in the specialised local credit and guarantee insurance market, and solid capitalisation commensurate with its business profile.
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"What's important to recognize is the changes humanity is driving at present are commensurate with the most significant events in the history of life on this planet," said Long.
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I practiced what I preached but, even at my fittest, I never had a body that I felt was commensurate with the amount of effort I was putting in.
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This reflects our expectation that, despite pressure on earnings, most reinsurers will be able to maintain credit metrics commensurate with their current rating over the next 23530-21387 months.
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The affirmation reflects our unchanged base case scenario in which Orenburg Region is expected to see satisfactory operating performance and moderate direct risk that are commensurate with its ratings.
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On the contrary, for American farmers, every $6900,2628 in agricultural exports to Cuba would yield another $28503,22019 in added U.S. economic activity, with commensurate increases in farm-sector jobs.
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Further, SGI has maintained its sound financial performance, well-established market position in the specialised local credit and guarantee insurance market, and solid capitalisation commensurate with its business profile.
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"We got this dramatic increase in good cholesterol, and a commensurate decrease in the bad kind," he told me recently, noting that 22009 also lowered insulin levels and triglycerides.
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"Looks delicious," Robert said, placing his phone face down on the table and then interlacing his fingers, as though this public denial of electronics were commensurate with saying grace.
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So I would encourage Trump do what Obama couldn't: draw a line under this issue and solve it but at a price to the Left commensurate to the impact.
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So yes, transmission lines connecting zero-carbon power sources and loads might disrupt some people and ecosystems, but systematically opposing them simply isn't commensurate with being a climate hawk.
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We should care for these special places with a budget commensurate to their value, treating them like the huge income generators they are, producing $34 billion to local businesses.
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Ms. Brooks makes Beatrice's ornate resistance seem completely commensurate with the threat; why should she volunteer to blunt herself in a marriage that exists only on someone else's terms?
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Mr. Pence's visit is an opportunity to turn a new page with Egypt, and make the United States' commitment to the country commensurate with what Washington receives in return.
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It ordered Mr. Meadows to reimburse the United States Treasury approximately $40,000 that he paid Mr. West in salary that the committee said was not commensurate with his work.
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This would have sent a strong message that the university would hold its head football coach to the high standard of accountability that is commensurate with his salary level.
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For each rate hike since the crisis, the Fed has needed to raise the IOER rate as well in order to have a commensurate rise in the policy rate.
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While Superfund has cleaned up over a thousand contaminated sites, the work completed is not nearly commensurate with the huge public and private dollars spent — well over $100 billion.
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After more than 1998 years of coaching, including more than a dozen at high schools in his hometown, Miami, Martin finally has an audience commensurate with his outsize personality.
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Oromos makeup more than almost 40 percent of Ethiopia's population but they have not had a political power commensurate with its size and immense contribution to the country's economy.
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Jacob felt no desire for ownership of them, and too much association made him itchy, but he felt that they were owed warmth commensurate with the thickness of blood.
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To push back against this view is not a call for American retrenchment, but rather a call for a more measured military budget commensurate with the threats we face.
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HARWOOD: So when people would say – people like you, who have criticized the president, have not taken action commensurate with the threat that you identify, threat to constitutional democracy.
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Kevin Tran, a supervisory financial analyst at the Fed, said banks will be "required to establish a compliance program commensurate with the size, scope and complexity" of their business.
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We support efforts to enable all industrial materials to be used in a manner commensurate with their risks, while protecting the health and safety of workers and the public.
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"Any giving that we have is commensurate with their support for pro-community banking," Aaron Stetter, executive vice president of policy and political operations of the ICBA, told me.
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"The big tournaments are good, but we also want to get to a stage where the club game gets a commensurate amount of TV time and exposure," Ngwenya added.
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"We hope that the United States can stop these mistaken actions which are not at all commensurate with their status and position as a big country," said spokesman Geng Shuang.
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He also was quite aware that the hours his staff worked and the pay that they got was not commensurate with the time and effort they gave at the office.
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Over the last two years, the company has faced more public outrage and political pressure than in its entire history, and it's delivered a commensurate volume of apologies in turn.
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Fitch would revise Sampath's Outlook to Stable if there is a capital infusion and the bank maintains sufficient capital buffers commensurate with its risk profile and operating environment-related risks.
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"The level of protection the Secretary receives is determined by law enforcement professionals and is commensurate with the threat level," Department of Education spokeswoman Liz Hill said in a statement.
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"Cranes fill the sky in every town, but they're building office buildings," he said, noting that while employment is going up, there's no commensurate increase in the number of houses.
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Commensurate Increase in Debt: Fitch views ASML's use of the balance sheet to strengthen the company's operating profile as credit-supportive compared with other options such as increased share buybacks.
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In a resignation letter she shared on Twitter Thursday, Rockman claimed she routinely saw the agency struggle to offer resources to her area commensurate with its emphasis on natural resources.
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Samsung says that pricing will be commensurate with prior Note devices and will be higher than the S7 Edge, which is about $770 to $800, depending on where you look.
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"Providers of such services should thus ensure a level of security commensurate with the degree of risk posed to the security of the communications services they provide," the document says.
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"The amount being requested is not commensurate with the overall humanitarian needs in Iraq... (but) accurately reflects the absolute minimum required to help Iraqis survive the crisis," the plan said.
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Burgan's VR could be upgraded if there is a sustained improvement in its capital ratios commensurate with its risk profile as well as a significant fall in related-party lending.
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It calls for pilot programs that would give vendors access to commercial-grade kitchens in schools and similar locations — with a likely commensurate improvement in overall efficiency, sanitation and hygiene.
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If California's experience is any guide, the lost Oregon demand for coal will — contrary to the PUC's concerns — lead to the retirement of a roughly commensurate amount of coal capacity.
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The salary difference wasn't a big deal in the past, either, and my career in nonprofits is hardly going to afford me any chances for a salary commensurate to his.
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The objects in the show are all for sale at prices commensurate with the rarity, complexity and provenance of the pieces, with the exception of the table from the Hermitage.
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So isn't that going to give an opportunity for the insurance sector to now opportunity lying outside of the government and performance also commensurate with what would be the expectation?
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We climbed out, laughing dizzily, and I felt something commensurate to love: I had survived the monster, and all I wanted was to go back and be tossed around again.
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To get there, Congress should target both undergraduate students pursuing science degrees and working professionals, creating pathways for each to work on Capitol Hill at levels commensurate with their experience.
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In comparison with international retail chains, X5 has a scale commensurate with the lower 'BBB' category rating and more limited geographic diversification but similar credit metrics and stronger growth prospects.
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"We take on more debt to subsidize college, and then can't get a job that's commensurate to the amount of debt we have," said John Schneider, co-owner of Debtfreeguys.
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This reduced operational tempo provides more time for training the crew at home, as does a commensurate reduction in ship maintenance responsibilities during periods when the crew is back home.
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"As a regulator, my primary concern that the GSEs maintain capital levels commensurate with their risk profiles," Calabria said, adding they should eventually meet that same capital rules of big banks.
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Fitch-calculated financial leverage will remain above 173% through most of 2016, but we expect it will return to a level commensurate with SCOR's rating category by the end of 2016.
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Fitch expects the republic's direct risk will grow to finance a continuing budget deficit, to 50% of current revenue in 2017, which will not be commensurate with the current 'BB+' rating.
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This level of leverage is commensurate with its 'BBB-' rating, which is also underpinned by its strong contracted sales momentum, enhanced liquidity after the proposed perpetual and estimated capex for future.
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"The American people rightfully expect that those who wear the Wings of Gold exhibit a level of maturity commensurate with the missions and aircraft with which they've been entrusted," he said.
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Country Garden's leverage of around 30% and churn rate of over 1.5x, is commensurate with a high 'BB' category profile and explains the multiple notch rating gap between it and Evergrande.
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Spider silk is one of the most extraordinary materials found in nature, featuring tensile strengths comparable to steel, and elasticity commensurate with rubber (at least on a weight-to-weight basis).
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If those programs are killed, absent a commensurate effort to create replacement programs that have plausible ability to be at least as effective, the result is to harm diversity at Google.
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For companies and investors, globalization has been a great deal, bringing with it a falling share of output from labor and and a commensurate rise in the fruits enjoyed by capital.
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AMANAT's combined ratio slightly worsened to 13% for the first 10 months of 2017 from 89% a year ago, but is still commensurate with the rating level, as administrative expenses rose.
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Manning would only offer that "the numbers of troops that we have will be commensurate with the support" that Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) request from the Pentagon.
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The CARE Act makes that money available: it would deliver sustained funding, in an amount commensurate with the scope of the crisis, directly to areas hardest hit by addiction and overdose.
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If the therapy provides a meaningful impact on the lives of patients, if it fulfills that high, unmet need, value is created, and we price our products commensurate with that value.
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Under the assumptions of the discourse, the public feminist has to speak universally, and so she cannot ever really write a feminism that is properly commensurate with her own lived experience.
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As you then extend your maturity from short-term bonds to intermediate, the increase in return slows down and risk begins increasing, but the trade-off between the two seems commensurate.
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There are probably lots of incentives — profit, fame, internal competition — but one motivation is certainly the belief that AI has the potential to have enormous benefits commensurate with its enormous risks.
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Matthew Stafford, who has not missed a game since 63, is a true franchise quarterback (with a salary commensurate of such a distinction) who has a knack for late-game heroics.
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But the sophistication of the giant squid's visual brain may not be commensurate with its basketball-sized peepers, according to a paper published Wednesday in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
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"We will continue to compensate employees for their qualifications, experience and skills, commensurate with the requirements, size and scope of their role," a Deutsche Bank spokesman said in an emailed comment.
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We had to negotiate with Democrats to work to get a commensurate amount of domestic spending, but the President said we'll make the deal because we've got to fund our military.
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Fitch expects MSSL's robust order book to support continued EBITDA increases, which should lower financial leverage to levels commensurate with a low investment-grade rating over the next two to three years.
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Within Las Vegas, says Michael Green, an associate professor of history at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, Mr. Adelson seems to expect an increasing political power, commensurate with his staggering wealth.
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At NASA, we meet Vivian Michael (Kirsten Dunst) a snooty supervisor who's no help to Dorothy, who has been doing the work of a supervisor but without the commensurate title or pay.
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And that's why this issue is intrinsically bound up with Facebook — because it foregrounds the vast power the platform wields, and the commensurate lack of regulation in how it applies that power.
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Mr. Dubowitz's $560,221 compensation in 2016 was determined by the foundation's board of directors and is commensurate with the average annual salary of other think-tank leaders in Washington in recent years.
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There are several red flags that come up—like, if you've recently increased your coverage in the past year or two, or [if your coverage is] not commensurate with your net worth.
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The size of the protection team for DeVos is "commensurate with the existing threat and based on USMS protective service requirements, experience and methodology," Donahue said, but declined to provide further details.
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"The precise nature of commitments will be commensurate with the ambition of the future relationship and take into account the economic connectedness and geographic proximity of the UK." Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop
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At the Chinese party congress itself, the overall numbers were stronger: about a quarter of its 2,287 delegates were women - roughly commensurate with the proportion in the roughly 90 million-member party.
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However FFO net leverage is expected to remain commensurate with the 'BBB' category (around 2.5x) through our four-year forecast period, driven by our expectations of FCF generation increase of 1%-2%.
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Companies that relied on bootstrapping for much of their early development, for instance, may post high multiples without delivering commensurate returns to investors, who likely bought in at higher entry-level valuations.
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The discounts balloon commensurate with the prices of the drugs: As IQVIA reported last month, list prices — before accounting for discounts and rebates — increased by 2000 percent over the past five years.
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For every 220 percent increase in women in the legislature, researchers found a 22018 percent increase in spending on health care, and in some places, a commensurate decline in spending on defense.
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Part of that spending included what the campaign called a "de-Blah-meter" for opponents of the mayor to register their feelings and, the campaign hoped, donate a commensurate amount of money.
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High Leverage to Decrease: Over 2013-2016 Eurotorg's funds from operations (FFO)-adjusted gross leverage had been within 13x-6.0x, which is commensurate with food retail peers in the 'B' rating category.
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While it is true that we have started to spend money to clean up our emissions, the global response is in no way commensurate with the risks outlined by the experts. Why?
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Mr. Dubowitz's $2698,24637 compensation in 2016 was determined by the foundation's board of directors and is commensurate with the average annual salary of other think-tank leaders in Washington in recent years.
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Mr. Dubowitz's $560,221 compensation in 2016 was determined by the foundation's board of directors and is commensurate with the average annual salary of other think tank leaders in Washington in recent years.
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"There were not commensurate journalistic resources committed to investigating the chain of custody of the hacked materials compared with the easy task of just regurgitating what was in them," Brian Fallon, Mrs.
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While there is a substantial increase in the number of regulations that OIRA has to review at the end of the administration, there is no commensurate increase in its staffing or budget.
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Excluding the discretionary profit rebates paid to the credit unions, the company generated a ROAE and ROAA of 24.1% and 22015%, respectively at FYE29939, which are commensurate with its current rating category.
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" The committee is reviewing additional allegations, including claims that Schweikert pressured staffers to perform political activities and "authorized compensation to an employee who did not perform duties commensurate with his House employment.
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And while the progress we've made cutting emissions hasn't kept pace with increasingly loud calls for action, we're now at least discussing radical decarbonization strategies commensurate with the scale of the problem.
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Today's downgrade reflects Mydentist's higher leverage and weaker coverage ratios post refinancing to levels more commensurate with a 'B-' rating, following profit margin deterioration and continued units of dental activity (UDA) underperformance.
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Nevertheless, FSS has a strong capital position, with an equity/asset ratio of 296% at end-June 27234, and reasonably liquid asset buffers commensurate with the risks entailed by its business model.
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But since the consumers of meat and gasoline do not pay a price that is commensurate to those harms, they consume more meat and gasoline relative to what would be socially optimal.
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He spoke of giving China a cultural prestige commensurate with its wealth: Western museums are full of Chinese art, but China has few Western art works of the calibre of the Modigliani.
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The Ministry of Finance said the budget deficit ratio "is commensurate with China's steady economic growth and sound fiscal operations, and will expand the space for long-term development and macro regulation".
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The rise of a new billionaire class in Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe has led to a commensurate rise in superrich art collectors, and those collectors are wealthier than ever before.
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According to published guidelines from ratings agency Moodys, this level of indebtedness is commensurate with a high credit risk rating, which means there is an above average risk of loss for bond holders.
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AZ has the highest share of 'sales-at-risk' from off-patent drugs in the Fitch-rated pharmaceuticals universe, resulting in a financial profile that is commensurate with a weak 'A' rating category.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES FENGHUI'S IDRS AND SILVER SPARKLE'S SENIOR NOTES Positive rating action may result if Fenghui sustains improvement in its funding and liquidity, and reduction in asset growth commensurate with internal capital generation.
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Along with the All-Star game—and most other major league sporting events—comes a commensurate boost in economic activity, as thousands of people travel from coast to coast to see the game.
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Those who earn six- or seven-figure income jobs might be able to buy nice things, but they don't enjoy a higher level of happiness commensurate with the higher salary, the study concluded.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Enlarging Business Scale: The ratings factor in our expectation of improvement in Lenta's market position and further growth in its EBITDAR to levels more commensurate with the 'BB' rating category.
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The problem with using a crisis to rise to power is that once you're in power, the crisis is yours to solve — and your responsibility is commensurate with the size of the crisis.
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In the same statement, DeGioia added that the school "will ensure that the initiative has resources commensurate with, or exceeding, the amount that would have been raised annually" through the proposed student fee.
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Some good-government advocates have gone even further, suggesting that the Legislature, a part-time institution that pays its members $22014,25 a year, should become a full-time commitment with a commensurate salary.
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The act of Eucharistic celebration, in Catholic terms, is thus all the more mystical, something that Gibson characterizes as demanding an aesthetic commensurate to the sheer emotional and spiritual intensity of the act.
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The bleak economic future of the United States is as much a mathematical reality as it is a failure of politicians to discern the signs of the times and act commensurate with them.
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"As the world's largest political party, the [Communist Party of China] must behave in a way commensurate with this status," Xi said through a translator on Wednesday after the new leadership was announced.
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A substantial conundrum (but certainly not the only one) for government is that the public sector is not in a position to offer salaries that are commensurate with those in the private sector.
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That rate might be commensurate with the league's backups, and if the second-round pick Christian Hackenberg had progressed enough to earn the 2017 starting job, that is precisely what Fitzpatrick would be.
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Photograph by Frances F. Denny for The New Yorker Christopher Bedford, the director of the Baltimore Museum of Art, sees Sacks's story as a search for an artistic form commensurate to his past.
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It is a faith that if you work hard, do the right thing such as pursuing your education, and play by the rules, then you and your family will reap commensurate economic rewards.
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According to published guidelines from ratings agency Moody's, this level of indebtedness is commensurate with a "high credit risk" rating, which means there is an above average risk of loss for bond holders.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The Negative Outlooks reflect the risk that, in Fitch's view, Aegon's earnings may not improve to a level more commensurate with the insurer's ratings over the next 2-3 years.
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Anshu Sharma, Ashland, Va. I don't see Vanessa as someone who's not trying; what I see is that her work isn't valued with a salary that is commensurate with the work she does.
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Under the deal signed at the end of February, the U.S. is to drop to 22020,600 service members within 135 days of signing, with the international coalition drawing down by a commensurate amount.
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"I'm watching what this government is going to do with the people who are under trial... Whether it is a proper conviction, whether the sentence is commensurate with the crime committed," said Mahathir.
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"The revolving credit facility... having recently been reduced following the sale of two properties in Amsterdam, the company's level of indebtedness likewise reduced by a commensurate amount," the company said in a statement.
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"The embassy in Baghdad did not receive an alert commensurate to the threat Trump described, said a person familiar with the situation, who was not authorized to comment publicly," read the Post report.
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Although the company is large by Belarusian standards, its absolute scale (2016 EBITDAR of around USD170 million) is smaller than other Fitch-rated food retailers and commensurate only with a 'B' rating category.
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"Just like rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic, this COPs fiddling of carbon accounting and negotiating of Article 6 is not commensurate to the planetary emergency we face," Extinction Rebellion said in a statement.
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In this case, Obama's EPA failed to meet its statutory obligations for clearly demonstrating the need for additional requirements and how these requirements would improve chemical safety commensurate with their additional regulatory burdens.
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The sanctions approved last week are a new debacle commensurate with the failures of Russia's early Ukraine or Syria policies, both of which Moscow mitigated somewhat with surprise comebacks that humbled the West.
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Tesla also got a price target raise from analysts at Credit Suisse, who maintained their underperform rating on the stock but upped their target to $103 from $210 commensurate with the recent run.
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On the one hand there are saints-in-the-making, people so close to God or so potentially holy that they are exposed to extreme temptations and oppressions commensurate to their extraordinary virtues.
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If the House votes for an extension, the Government will seek to agree that extension with the EU and bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension.
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"Three-quarters of the award may vest even if the company does not meet any of the commensurate adjusted EBITDA hurdles, the only profitability metric included in the plan," the ISS report said.
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Its capital level is commensurate with its business profile, but its small absolute capital base could leave the company more exposed to larger operational risks or unexpected changes in the external operating environment.
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"Just like rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic, this COP's fiddling of carbon accounting and negotiating of Article 6 is not commensurate to the planetary emergency we face," Extinction Rebellion said in a statement.
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A recent study examining public incentives records in Texas found that companies frequently hide behind public records laws to renegotiate economic developments commitments in secrecy, often without a commensurate reduction in tax benefits.
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A few big-picture results from the study: Upshot: The only automotive system commensurate with our long-term climate targets is one composed entirely of BEVs connected to an entirely carbon-free grid.
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Fitch views the degree of sales at risk and the potentially higher top-line volatility in profitability as negatively affecting the business risk profile, which we consider more commensurate with a 'A' rating profile.
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Xu said China needed to place greater focus on developing a military-industrial complex, much like the United States has done, to ensure a powerful armed forces commensurate with its place in the world.
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Using the independently assessed GBP605 million market value for its business, the asset base would be small for an investment grade property company, despite Pinewood having a financial profile commensurate with that rating level.
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Look at senior management in corporations, boards of directors, women hugely entering the workforce in top professional jobs and then not getting the kind of opportunities that are commensurate with their skills and experience.
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SKT's rating and Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's view that the company's financial profile will remain commensurate with the current rating level over the next 12 to 18 months as market competition will be stable.
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Leverage Aligned with IDR Leverage projected at around 6.0x on an FFO adjusted basis is commensurate with the assigned IDR of 'B' and in line with Fitch-rated mid-cap European generic pharmaceutical companies.
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We cannot expect to retain the global reach and resources that we need unless countries gaining in economic importance and ready to take on commensurate responsibility gain appropriately in their say at the Fund.
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The ratings are programme ratings and apply only to senior unsecured issuance whose terms Fitch believes to be commensurate with non-preferred treatment under Germany's revised resolution regime in force since 1 January 13.
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That said, over a longer horizon, upward momentum could emerge if TD can maintain solid asset quality measures, while maintaining earnings and capital ratios commensurate with its risk profile and highly rated global peers.
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In Bergman's work, the force of desire and the pursuit of pleasure are bound to the allure of pain; he depicts stringent Christian faith that's commensurate with the wanton impulses it's meant to control.
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The provision allows employers who hold special wage certificates issued by the Department of Labor to pay workers with disabilities a "commensurate wage" that, generally, is less than the federal or state minimum wage.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Yida's business profile as a leading regional homebuilder in Dalian and business park developer, with a sufficient and sound-quality landbank to support its property development, is commensurate with a 'B' rating.
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In fact, a growing number of us have come to resent it, particularly since our increase in power (aka responsibility) in the workplace hasn't correlated with a commensurate decrease in our power at home.
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In our view this is the start of a significant debt repayment programme to reduce Casino's proportionally consolidated net leverage to levels more commensurate with a 'BBB-' IDR, ie around 4.0x by end-2017.
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The new rule states directly that "a STEM OPT student would not replace a full- or part-time, temporary or permanent U.S. worker," and that the salary offered would "be commensurate" to American workers.
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Commensurate with its massive ownership stake in the company, SoftBank is taking two board seats at Wag, one of which will go to SoftBank investor Jeff Housenbold, who will become chair of the board.
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At the time, the proposed ordinance was described as being consistent with another measure passed in the city the previous year declaring that people with pets were "guardians," not owners, with commensurate moral obligations.
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Business groups, meanwhile, say lawmakers run the risk of putting the United States at a global disadvantage if it does not reduce the corporate tax rate to a level commensurate with other industrialized nations.
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"We've decided to go back to (iPhone prices) more commensurate with what our local prices were a year ago, in hopes of helping the sales in those areas," Cook told Reuters in an interview.
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Long-time participants in the talks were outraged at the unwillingness of major polluters to show ambition commensurate with the gravity of the climate crisis, after a year of wildfires, cyclones, droughts and floods.
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In comparison with international retail chains, X5 has a scale commensurate with the lower 'BBB' category rating and similar credit metrics but more limited geographic diversification, which is partly offset by stronger growth prospects.
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Long-time participants in the talks expressed outrage at the unwillingness of major polluters to show ambition commensurate with the gravity of the climate crisis, after a year of wildfires, cyclones, droughts and floods.
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Moreover, the Trump administration's decision to broaden the range of immigrants it considers priorities for arrest has led to a dramatic rise in the number of apprehensions, but not a commensurate rise in actual deportations.
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However, KIM's leverage is in the mid 6x range with Fitch expecting leverage to sustain in the low to mid 6x range, commensurate with BBB- rated peers Brixmor Property Group (BBB-/Stable) and DDR Corp.
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However, Fitch believes that capitalisation may not be fully commensurate with the bank's risks, in particular those stemming from unreserved impaired loans, which accounted for over 80% of Fitch Core Capital (FCC) at end-0003.
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Her ability is a lot like Golden Age Jay Z: To make you think that if you were as boss and fabulous as she is, you would be rewarded with a commensurate level of fame.
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The plane was chosen because there is evidence it is owned directly by the Tanzanian government and its value is commensurate with the amount owed to the farmer, who was born in Namibia, he said.
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"As regional banks have generally not been able to secure profits commensurate with the increase in risk-weighed assets, their capital adequacy ratios and stress resilience have declined moderately," the BOJ said in the report.
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The Bank of England has warned UK insurers about such transactions, saying it would continue to challenge insurers to demonstrate that reductions in capital requirements that arise are commensurate with real risk transfer taking place.
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The Pascua Yaqui still have a polling place available on Election Day, but tribal leaders feel the removal of the early voting site wasn't done with a commensurate effort to encourage alternate methods of voting.
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Fitch believes this could drive ROE to levels commensurate with its cost of equity range of 10% - 12%, even with the higher levels of equity that STT is now carrying relative to historical time periods.
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That's what kept the premium - the cost of the option - from rising commensurate with the move in futures, as fewer people jumped in to bet that oil would hit $60 by the mid-December expiration.
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Given the city's one-third representation on the university system's board of trustees, the governor and his aides said, it made even more sense for the city to pay a commensurate share of the costs.
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We think this can cause bad behavior in companies, so we're cognizant of trying to find businesses that can be capital efficient or are burning capital in a way that's commensurate with strong unit economics.
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Banks with Long-Term Ratings Driven by Intrinsic Strength NDB's National Long-Term Rating may be downgraded if the bank is not able to sustain its capitalisation at a level commensurate with its risk profile.
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"The total tariff burden today being imposed by Turkey on the U.S. is commensurate with the additional costs Turkey faces due to the tariffs imposed on it by the U.S.," Zeybekci said in a statement.
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The policy says manufacturers must "implement measures to protect data that are commensurate with the harm that would result from loss or unauthorized disclosure of the data," but it leaves companies to determine the harm.
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As long as the reaction in financial markets is broadly commensurate with the hit to the economy in Europe, and panic is contained, further spillover into the world economy will be fairly limited, say forecasters.
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"Increased challenges and threats required a commensurate increase in capacity to address possible contingencies," Walsh said, adding that Group 2's operations in the region will add to and integrate with those of Second Fleet.
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However, both SKT and KT enjoy strong market positions as the two largest companies in the oligopolistic Korean telecoms market and we expect the financial metrics of both companies to remain commensurate with their ratings.
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Rubio's bill, while not public yet, would provide the option of people taking Social Security benefits earlier and then delaying retirement by a commensurate number of weeks, as a way to pay for the bill.
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Since coming to power in 20103, Ms. Merkel has gradually acquired a political stature commensurate with the power of her country, Western Europe's largest economy and its most populous nation, with about 81 million inhabitants.
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Using the independently assessed GBP605 million market value for its business, the asset base would be small for an investment-grade property company despite Pinewood Group having a financial profile commensurate with this rating level.
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It is not so much the desire to be closer to the heartland of Islam that prompts these changes, but the desire to display a modern Muslim identity, a shift commensurate with their economic progress.
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The reason I called for a Green New Deal was first and foremost to convey that this undertaking required a massive, urgent response commensurate with the scale and time frame posed by accelerating disruptive climate.
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"Sir Edward Heath was an extremely prominent, influential and high-profile person who was arguably one of the most powerful people in the world commensurate with the public office he held," Chief Constable Veale said.
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This is why we based this new award on stretch goals and why we gave Elon the ability to share in the upside in a way that is commensurate with the difficulty of achieving them.
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Because of this reality, getting Kim to agree to at least a nuclear freeze in Hanoi -- in exchange for a commensurate US concession like a freeze on more sanctions -- would help safeguard US national security.
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While there are encouraging indications that the United States is now starting to concentrate on the full range of issues regarding 5G, American action to date is far from commensurate with what is at stake.
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Eastern, Saturday on ESPN With Kawhi Leonard having developed an offensive game more commensurate with his defensive mastery, another 60-win season for Coach Gregg Popovich and the Spurs was not much of a struggle.
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Such delegation is only problematic because it was provided without commensurate guidance about the administration's foreign policy objectives in the region and without ranking interagency partners to help contextualize the military elements of the policy.
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Further, the U.S. should demand that the Europeans contribute more, commensurate with what they anticipate they will receive as a benefit, on pain of the U.S. exiting the alliance if they fail to do so.
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Judge Peter Kidd of the County Court of Victoria told a packed courtroom on Wednesday that Cardinal Pell's "brazen, callous offending" deserved a commensurate punishment, and said he would sentence the cardinal on March 13.
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They were 10-1, they had just defeated the only team considered a real threat to them and their defense was finally making big plays commensurate with the production of the team's high-flying offense.
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The ratings also reflect our view that ICAP's leverage, as measured by gross debt-to-EBITDA, is likely to be at the upper end of the range commensurate with investment-grade ratings in the medium term.
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Fitch expects MSSL's robust order book to support continued increases in EBITDA, which should lead to lower financial leverage that will be commensurate with a low investment-grade rating over the next two to three years.
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While the Ford's electromagnetic catapult, larger deck space and nuclear power technology are heavily emphasized in public discussion of the ship's newer technologies, layered ship defenses, are commanding commensurate developmental attention – given the global threat environment.
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To the extent that CCD partakes in M&A activity that does not fit these attributes and/or results in earnings and capital metrics that are not commensurate with expectations, Fitch could take negative rating action.
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Its shares were up 2 percent, helped by the government's view that any regulation on pricing should enable firms making "large, risky investments" to see "a fair return on investment commensurate to the level of risk".
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China has previously said it needs to place greater focus on developing a military-industrial complex, much like the United States has done, to ensure a powerful armed forces commensurate with its place in the world.
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Those demands include drawing down carbon emissions at a rate commensurate with the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, and that the company sever its ties with companies that accelerate the extraction of fossil fuels.
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"The standard high-yield NIC has been coming at about 40bp, and this level is commensurate with that," said Sean Newman, a senior portfolio manager at Invesco Fixed Income who oversees emerging market and government bonds.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — After years of building a roster around their interior, focusing on the offensive and defensive lines, and spending the commensurate draft capital, the Giants used the 22014 draft to shore up their perimeter.
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Some argue that the "commensurate" or subminimum wage is necessary to provide employment for some people with severe disabilities and that merely giving these individuals something to do each day provides them with dignity and pride.
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"The request is for an increase in OCO, and I think that is commensurate with the increased activities overseas, which is the whole essence of OCO," said Reed, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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More callous observers of this dynamic could brush off the wage concerns by saying that for most women, being an NFL cheerleader should be considered a hobby, and therefore not paid commensurate to an actual job.
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Hawking was laid to rest in Westminster Abbey, near the tombs of fellow British science luminaries Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin, an honor commensurate with the enormous impact of Hawking's life and work on the world.
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Each player, batters and pitchers alike, is represented by a card with a table listing the raft of possible outcomes commensurate with his abilities, from Home Run to Ground Out Into As Many Outs As Possible.
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"The new partnership aims to provide long-term financing for real estate products at competitive prices, commensurate with the financial capabilities of those wishing to buy in order to cope with increasing demand," the statement said.
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"We believe that we've added so many new ways to earn more rewards, new travel enhancements and so much more value to the card that the annual fees will be commensurate with that value," Kelso explains.
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Some argue that the "commensurate" or subminimum wage is necessary to provide employment for some people with severe disabilities, and that merely giving these individuals something to do each day provides them with dignity and pride.
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He should start by appointing his own science adviser, someone he trusts who has the professional stature, respect and breadth of knowledge commensurate with the complexities of the job and holds sensible views on climate change.
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"Whatever they're doing, it's nice, it's cute, it's not commensurate with what advantage they have in the tax bill, and it's not fair to the American worker," Pelosi said at an event in Florida on Thursday.
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But for something that makes a statement that a militant would find to be commensurate with the offense of announcing an embassy move, that would call for a greater planning period than three or four days.
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We estimate FFO-adjusted net leverage will increase, but remain commensurate with AIS's current rating at around 212001x-2.0x (excluding THB81.2bn in spectrum licences payable as of end-1H16) over the next two years (end-2Q16: 13x).
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The aftermath of the disaster will reveal whether the state's investments in infrastructure have been commensurate with its pell-mell growth, and whether it has taken appropriate precautions in response to the projected impacts of climate change.
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These factors help fend off competitive threats to an extent and support the company's solid cash flow generation and sound financial profile, which Fitch forecasts to remain commensurate with the current rating level over the medium term.
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In a statement to CNN, Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir said that the campaign offered the field staff a boost in pay that would guarantee a $15 an hour salary commensurate with a 153-hour work week.
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We nevertheless believe that the bank's solvency will be maintained at a level commensurate with an investment-grade rating, including capital exposure to unreserved problem assets at below 100% of fully loaded CET1 (70% at end-2016).
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"Business optimism has been at cycle highs since the start of the year, but has yet to translate into commensurate strength in real activity," said Sarah House, an economist at Wells Fargo Economics in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS FOR CP ALL Slower-than-Expected Deleveraging: The downgrade reflects CP ALL's high financial leverage which is unlikely to fall to the level commensurate with an 'A+(tha)' rating over the next two years.
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"As a result of these changes, Cuban nationals who arrive in the United States at a port of entry by aircraft will be subject to expedited removal proceedings commensurate with nationals of other countries," the DOJ wrote.
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Democrats had a harsher view of the document, which Democratic officials note did not constitute a full budget justification and did not present any commensurate cuts in the Department of Homeland Security spending to accommodate the cuts.
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YOU CANT JUST SAY, "LOOK, YOUR TARIFFS ARE X AND, YOU KNOW, IT'S NOT FAIR, OUR TARIFFS, THEREFORE, ARE GOING TO START BEING COMMENSURATE WITH THE WAY YOU TREAT US." THAT'S NOT REALLY WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?
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Returns for our first round of investors are capped at 20143x their investment (commensurate with the risks in front of us), and we expect this multiple to be lower for future rounds as we make further progress.
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Fitch believes ABB's leverage metrics will remain commensurate with the current rating levels, driven by EBIT margins of around 8%-9% and additional cash buffer coming from USD 3 billion share buyback programme being put on hold.
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Democrats in Congress rejected the first version of the Senate's phase three stimulus bill because it would have heaped half a trillion dollars on businesses with virtually no strings attached and no commensurate effort to help workers.
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The verdict against Insys executives is a sign of the accelerating effort to hold pharmaceutical and drug distribution companies and their executives and owners accountable in ways commensurate with the devastation wrought by the prescription opioid crisis.
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" • "The verdict against Insys executives is a sign of the accelerating effort to hold pharmaceutical and drug distribution companies and their executives and owners accountable in ways commensurate with the devastation wrought by the prescription opioid crisis.
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Earlier, Brooker had suggested that Russell play the scene with even greater abandon than he had in previous takes; he wanted to insure that his frenzy was commensurate with the ghastly situation in which he found himself.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS VR, IDRs, DCR and SENIOR DEBT RATINGS Mediobanca's IDRs and VR reflect the group's adequate capitalisation and leverage, which are commensurate with the bank's risk profile and are supported by sound internal capital generation.
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I do think there are pragmatic middle grounds that should also be pursued (either making loans dischargeable through bankruptcy or lowering the interest rate to be commensurate with risk), but I am 100% for a debt jubilee.
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The GDPR holds that businesses should encrypt personal data to prevent a compromise of confidentiality, while the FFIEC's guidance states that management should "implement the type and level of encryption commensurate with the sensitivity of the information".
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Following the template of NYC, the primary way of seeing in the global city remains, above all, "move on there's nothing to see here," and the deprivation of sight is commensurate with a new kind of colonialism.
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"United States Cyber Command's elevation will also help streamline command and control of time-sensitive cyberspace operations by consolidating them under a single commander with authorities commensurate with the importance of such operations," Trump said in a statement.
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To the extent that TRMK partakes in M&A activity that does not fit these attributes and/or results in earnings and capital metrics that are not commensurate with its rating level, Fitch could take negative rating action.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS CG's rating incorporates Fitch's view that CG continues to enjoy strong state support as well as the company's financially sound fundamentals, including its well-established market franchise and sound capital commensurate with its business profile.
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"You're looking at the largest age cohort in the United States right now — bigger than the baby boomers — that is passionate about energy and climate, and doesn't participate at levels that are commensurate with its numbers," Steyer said.
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" The conflagration gives Spufford an occasion to offer a nightmare vision of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "transitory enchanted moment" in "The Great Gatsby," when Nick Carraway imagines man recognizing North America as "something commensurate to his capacity for wonder.
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You might think I had every reason to believe that my advance would be commensurate with the last one the publisher I'd submitted this new book to gave me: $50,000 per book, that big debut two-book deal.
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We may not need a space navy or starship troopers in any of our lifetimes, but we may plausibly have permanent commercial facilities on the moon or various asteroids, and a need for a commensurate civil governmental presence.
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"The day you see a China-grown company that is one of the five major global pharmaceutical companies is approaching," he said, though he admitted recent big share price rises were "not commensurate with clinical data being reported".
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" The American people rightfully expect that those who wear the Wings of Gold exhibit a level of maturity commensurate with the missions and aircraft with which they've been entrusted," the Navy said, in a statement provided to CNBC.
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If we make it about small things, we're going to get a response that is commensurate with a typical election as opposed to the one that most of us think is perhaps the most important in our lifetimes.
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What is clear is that the captive elephant population in the United States is dwindling at a rate in many ways eerily commensurate with that of their wild counterparts, like shadows fading with the dimming of their source.
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What is clear is that the captive elephant population in the United States is dwindling at a rate in many ways eerily commensurate with that of their wild counterparts, like shadows fading with the dimming of their source.
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They are demanding their governments take aggressive action commensurate to the scale of the problem—meaning immediate moves to drastically reduce the amount of worldwide carbon emissions, far beyond what is required by any UN treaty so far.
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Fitch's concerns include: --Consistent, material increases in cash dividends long-term, which, in the absence of commensurate growth in profitability, could pressure FCF and financial flexibility, necessitating further increases in core debt to fund acquisitions or share repurchases.
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That lack of experience — and the commensurate battle scars — may lead him to underestimate the reaction from his core supporters and some members of Congress to what conservatives will portray as "amnesty" for people in the country illegally.
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I saw it in the huge importance of Supreme Court rulings – reported and debated with a prominence commensurate with the judiciary's status as a co-equal branch of government – but totally alien to someone familiar with the British system.
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Then the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission said it was considering enacting a new rule that would require car service companies like Uber to offer a way to tip that was commensurate with the method of payment.
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Today, the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission said it was considering enacting a new rule that would require car service companies like Uber to offer a way to tip that was commensurate with the method of payment.
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Clients will be issued the coins after depositing dollars at the bank; after using the tokens for a payment or security purchase on the blockchain, the bank destroys the coins and gives clients back a commensurate number of dollars.
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"Yeah, $30 billion is a lot, but I don't think it's commensurate with the disaster, and it's been slow in arriving," said Federico de Jesus, a Democratic consultant and former deputy director of the Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration.
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Nor has any study proved that natural testosterone in the "male range" provides women with a competitive advantage commensurate with the 211.24 to 2100 percent advantage that elite male athletes typically have over elite female athletes in comparable events.
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It is obvious in hindsight that they were exploring the subject of money laundering or even possible tax charges in seeking such records and making visual observations to see if the Manafort lifestyle was commensurate with his reported income.
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Americans with expertise in that field understandably demand to be paid a wage that is commensurate with the amount they invested to gain the expertise in question, and to no one's surprise, such a wage is usually quite high.
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However, even after considering expected USD400 million cost related to the merger, Fitch still forecasts ABB's EBIT margins at around 8%-9% in the medium term, which are commensurate with the 'A' rating median in our capital goods universe.
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"Official travel on the part of federal employees must be 'by the most expeditious means of transportation practicable' and 'commensurate with the nature and purpose of the employee's duties,'" Mr. Gowdy wrote in the letter, quoting United States law.
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Now, in his most high-profile cause of the moment, he has asserted that Harvard University's affirmative action policies amount to an illegal quota system that denies high-achieving Asian-American students admission in numbers commensurate with their qualifications.
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If Mr. Trump wants a deal, he's going to have to work out a plan where sanctions are lifted in stages, commensurate with steps taken by North Korea, and can be reversed if North Korea reneges on its commitments.
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"It raises the question about whether the president has the judgment and discipline that are commensurate with that power," said Richard Haass, a national security aide under both Presidents Bush and now head of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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We're seeing some young female stars expand into action roles — in the "Hunger Games" series, in the last two "Star Wars" offshoots — but I don't detect a commensurate trend of young male stars seeking, and benefiting from, softer parts.
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The French president's power base there is not yet commensurate with his dominance among national leaders; he long dragged his feet on his party's incorporation into the liberal group, considering himself above the contest between the EU's party groups.
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The poor fellow wanted only to extend the "Donald Trump" brand, not to impose upon Donald Trump the task of learning the sorts of things that would require self-discipline commensurate with the awe-inspiring responsibilities of the Presidency.
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The company also maintains capital commensurate with its business profile, with its regulatory risk-based capital (RBC) ratio improving to above 250% as at end July 2017 following the issuance of its USD0003 million subordinated securities in July 2017.
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"I'm concerned that the actions contemplated in this meeting are setting us on a path to a much larger balance sheet with likely benefits that are not commensurate to the risks that we're bearing," he said at that meeting.
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Less Pressure from AFP: Abans' finance subsidiary, Abans Finance PLC (AFP), should see its capital improve to well above the regulatory minimum and to levels commensurate with its risk appetite, after a rights issue and a proposed private placement in FY17.
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The long-term cost is what an injury does to your second deal—you know, the one where players actually begin to make money commensurate with being the best instead of being locked into the NFL's team-friendly rookie salary scale.
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"But if you over-deploy it, then you end up receiving a lot of costs that are not commensurate with the benefits you get," Vien said, warning of the "big costs internationally" that would follow direct military threats against Taipei.
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The death toll was due to a lack of access to potable water and power, and because the nation failed to bring a sense of urgency to the relief effort commensurate with the size of the disaster — and still has.
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Liquidity is sound overall; but EIB's metrics are not commensurate with 'aaa' standards, due to its narrower liquidity buffer (20150% of short-term debt at end-21075), although it is enhanced by access to the European Central Bank's (ECB) refinancing window.
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"What happens now after the recovery of the oil price is that the investment is not adequate to cater for the demand worldwide, Investment in oil and gas has not been commensurate with world demand down the road," he said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action --Fitch's expectation of leverage sustaining below 103x; --Proven and consistent capital access commensurate with a higher rating; --Fitch's expectation of fixed charge coverage sustaining above 3x.
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The Department of Justice has said it will hire 100 new immigration judges this calendar year to help with the backlog, but current and former immigration judges say more judges without commensurate support staff will only add to the problem.
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Priebus sits in the futile position, though, of seeking to arbitrate the White House's internal conflicts without the commensurate authority to do so — nobody can serve as an effective chief of staff for a president that doesn't want a gatekeeper.
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As a result, we expect net debt/EBITDA to peak at 9.7x in 2018, slightly above our guidance of 9.5x, and to reduce thereafter to a level commensurate with the ratings, driven by new leases after completion of these projects.
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This should enable an average 4% FCF margin during 2017 and 2018 and help reduce its net leverage to below 2.0x by end-2018, which is the level deemed commensurate with the current rating level, from 2.3x at end-June 2017.
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Defense One reported Thursday that, according to contract documents, the smaller Boeing 757s are being updated to have "an appearance more commensurate with [the] presidential section of the VC-25A," referring to the Boeing 85033s that serve as Air Force One.
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A functioning health coverage system means that every American has access to the full range of medical services necessary for the preservation of life and the promotion of good health, either at nominal cost or at prices commensurate with their incomes.
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What they have uncovered -- in his 32nd-floor suite at the Mandalay Bay hotel, his car and his homes -- is a remarkable collection of firearms commensurate with the scale of violence he unleashed before he killed himself as police closed in.
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Grisham told CNN at the time of Trump's release that her treatment was commensurate with the medical ailment from which the first lady was suffering; however, many questions remained as to the exact nature of Trump's procedure and her hospitalized recuperation.
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They focused attention on the literary establishment's ongoing habit of ignoring black writers, and pointed to the need to support another distinguished black author who had been denied commensurate honors: Toni Morrison, whose Beloved had recently lost the National Book Award.
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Congress could raise the thresholds, deferring more decisions to the executive branch in exchange for more oversight or even a vote requirement for sales that are being proposed for delivery into an active combat scenario commensurate with the above criteria.
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EditorsNote: updates Rasmus powers Astros past Red Sox HOUSTON — Colby Rasmus was the unquestioned star of the show after breathing life into a flaccid Astros' offense, but the bottom of the Houston order produced in manners commensurate to Rasmus' heroics.
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"The double-charging of George Washington Bridge drivers will ultimately shift more individuals onto constrained and aging NJ TRANSIT and PATH systems without the commensurate capital support to mitigate those impacts," Murphy wrote in a letter to New York Gov.
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For universities, the first step is to set real targets for actual emissions commensurate with the best scientific evidence on the greenhouse gas budgets that must be observed to meet global targets, such as 1.5- or 2-degree temperature change.
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In recent decades, as tenure-track positions at universities have declined precipitously, teaching and research — the mainstay of universities — have increasingly been taken up by adjunct faculty members and graduate assistants, without commensurate increase in pay, status or career opportunities.
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They said France would invest funds "commensurate with what is at stake": "This is a technology whose control will give a clear economic advantage to the top ones," the adviser said, describing the global context as an accelerating "arms race".
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The current draft says companies will be allowed to organise screening camps or awareness campaigns at public health centres, but it bars advertising by stealth and mandates that doctors involved in such events be paid commensurate to their average daily income.
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While shooting the first season, we found that we're at a point in our culture's relationship with marijuana where it can be commensurate with family life—for a long time, weed was something that was thought to tear families apart.
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"The risks associated with the development and operation of the airport are considerable, and that will continue for many decades without commensurate returns for our investors," Sydney Airport Chief Executive Kerrie Mather said at the Macquarie Australia Conference, an economic forum.
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Despite China's remarkable economic "rejuvenation" and new wealth and power, there has been no commensurate restoration of that elusive quality possessed by Chiang's Nationalist officials, and even his wife, that allowed them to be more comprehensively engaged with the outside world.
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It hardly follows from the principle that each person must have an equal say in the election of representatives that a person is entitled to have his political party achieve representation in some way commensurate to its share of statewide support.
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On Friday, the House Ethics Committee issued a rare letter of reproval against Mr. Meadows in the matter, ordering him to reimburse the United States Treasury about $40,000 that the committee said was not commensurate with the former aide's work.
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Tolling means that Shazier will be paid a salary commensurate with his years of service on the NFL, he'll continue to accrue seasons toward his NFL players' pension, and he'll keep his medical insurance plan, the Steelers explained in a statement.
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"Despite these devastating warnings, and although some governments are echoing scientists&apos use of the term &aposclimate emergency,&apos their policies are hardly commensurate of an emergency," Sivan Kartha, a climate scientist working with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, said.
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Based on information tabulated by Prison Policy Initiative in 2017, wages in West Virginia prisons range between $0.04 and $0.58 an hour, meaning a single minute of screen time might be commensurate with an hour of an inmate's insultingly underpaid labor.
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Be smart: The IRS requires all tax-exempt organizations to act charitably in a way that is "commensurate in scope with its financial resources," but religious institutions have generally been allowed broad latitude to run their finances as they see fit.
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Sometime before the year 2025, America will pass through a great gate in history, one commensurate with the American Revolution, Civil War, and twin emergencies of the Great Depression and World War II. The risk of catastrophe will be high.
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The Met exhibition, organized by Maria Morris Hambourg, an independent curator, and formerly the curator in charge of the Met's department of photography, and Jeff L. Rosenheim, its present curator in charge, unfolds with a clarity commensurate with Penn's sensibility.
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"If Representative Meadows retained an employee who did not perform duties commensurate with the compensation the employee received, and certified that the compensation met applicable House standards, then he may have violated House rules and standards of conduct," the document reads.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT The removal of ratings from RWN and the consequent affirmation of the rating on the group reflects its enlarged franchise and sound financial standing, which is commensurate with the group's IDRs.
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Or you might have mused that Kristaps Porzingis, who continues to perform on a growth curve commensurate with his skyscraping wingspan, is gradually taking over the unofficial status role that has become so much a part of the contemporary N.B.A. vernacular.
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Between the lines: NSO had revenue of $250 million in 2018 but has had trouble obtaining investment commensurate with its revenue, according to Forbes, with potential investors worried about a reputational hit for funding a company with such a controversial profile.
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For Republican voters who are accustomed to hearing all day, every day that America is practically on the verge of losing World War III, it would seem like only Trump is proposing a policy that is commensurate to the alleged threat.
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"And while comps should begin to improve in the [second half of 2016], our work has compelled us to rethink the rate of improvement and commensurate margin gains in both '16 and '17, as well as longer term," Glass said in the note.
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" Key passage: "Sometime before the year 2025, America will pass through a great gate in history, one commensurate with the American Revolution, Civil War, and twin emergencies of the Great Depression and World War II. The risk of catastrophe will be high.
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He also noted that the number of ads you see is "commensurate with amount of time spent on Instagram," and that Instagram has been working with businesses to help them "find their visual voice," so that the ads are high quality and effective.
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"You can't take a walk on the internet," Heiselman said when explaining the walk format, and, in a world where social media rules all and an Emoji smile is commensurate with the real thing, some people might need reminding of this fact.
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"My view is that monetary policy should avoid deliberately stoking the risks that come with overheating the U.S. economy and instead, slowly raise the federal funds rate to promote maximum employment commensurate with the economy's long-run potential to increase production," George said.
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Last November, an executive of the largest advocacy group for drug manufacturers suggested that a drug's price should be commensurate with the value it provides, which would be a substantial departure from how drugs are priced today — at whatever the market will bear.
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"Previous negotiations were undermined by certain members repeated unwillingness to make contributions commensurate with their role in the global economy, and by these members success in leveraging the WTOs flawed approach to developing-Member status," U.S. Ambassador Dennis Shea said in December.
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ALIC's risky assets ratio, which increased to 241% in 2015 from 3683% in 2014, is among the highest in Fitch's universe, and may continue to rise due to its portfolio repositioning if total adjusted capital (TAC) does not increase at a commensurate level.
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You agree to use the Logos for your personal, noncommercial use to show your support for PFA and Mayor Pete Buttigieg on posters, decals and related materials, with the Logos to be depicted as in the downloaded artwork and of commensurate quality.
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The costs are set out in the contract and are commensurate with rates charged by other top city firms: $850 an hour for work by partners, $650 an hour for counsel, $575 an hour for associates and $175 for paralegals and other staff.
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In its policy statement, the central bank said market lending rates had failed to show any sign of "commensurate downward adjustment" despite recent liquidity injections and declines in the call money rate, government bond yields and the maximum interest rates on deposit products.
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Sometimes, Wang gets people who question or challenge the dish along the lines of authenticity, a matter that's become particularly fraught as America has seen a profusion of more Chinese restaurants commensurate with the regional depth and variety of China's provincial cooking.
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Before US Soccer announced its decision to name Andonovski as the ninth head coach in the USWNT's history, Lloyd hinted that she may choose to quit altogether if her role heading into the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo isn't commensurate with her expectations.
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Actual oppression results in stymied potential for the whole of one's life: poorer treatment, poorer medical care, fewer opportunities for education and advancement, a grinding daily reality where one's efforts are simply not commensurate with the results, solely because of who one is.
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"We observed a commensurate uptick in Russian intelligence and espionage activity in the U.S. and across Europe, although few analysts connected the dots," said Heather Conley, a former State Department official now at the Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank.
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Discussion of building an art institution on campus reaches back across two decades among civic and university leaders, including Mr. Seipel, who wanted to create something commensurate with the ambitious graduate school of the arts, according to Michael Rao, president of Virginia Commonwealth.
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Such benefits to the Russian government would have carried with them commensurate harm to the United States, including harm to the integrity of the United States' political processes and internal government dealings, as well as to U.S. foreign policy interests and national security.
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Medical supply shortages loom Health care facilities that are facing a "crisis" should consider options to combat shortages, even if those options "are not commensurate with US standards of care," the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in new guidance.
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As Matthew Long, an oceanographer at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, told Mashable in March: "What's important to recognize is the changes humanity is driving at present are commensurate with the most significant events in the history of life on this planet."
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The CARE act accounts for all of the aforementioned evidence-based interventions to fight the opioid crisis and provides a sustained investment of resources, commensurate with the scale of the disease, aimed directly at helping areas hit hardest by addiction and overdose.
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In July, Traci M. Ribeiro, 46, a lawyer, sued Sedgwick, a San Francisco-based international litigation and business law firm, saying she was not promoted to full partner or paid commensurate with the amount of business she was bringing into the firm.
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Congress certainly has the prerogative to increase the asset threshold as Senator Crapo's bill does, but commensurate with that increase is the enhanced responsibility of the Congress to hold the regulators accountable for the frequency and quality of their oversight and supervision.
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While GKN's liquidity and capital structure are both firmly within the expectations of a 'BBB' rating, these factors are not sufficient to offset the cash flows which, while stable, are commensurate with the 'BBB-' rating and in line with similarly rated peers.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT Creval's VR reflects our opinion that capital levels are not commensurate with the risks arising from its large stock of impaired loans while the bank's ability to generate capital internally is extremely weak.
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Henkel's New Strategy We believe that the company's new strategy for 2017 to 2020 (Henkel 7503+) announced in November 2016 will support Henkel's ability to generate organic sales growth and should enable it to maintain credit metrics commensurate with its 'A' rating.
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"Previous negotiations were undermined by certain members' repeated unwillingness to make contributions commensurate with their role in the global economy, and by these members' success in leveraging the WTO's flawed approach to developing-Member status," U.S. Ambassador Dennis Shea said in December.
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"We ought to say to all of our potential adversaries if that object is a nuclear weapon we will respond in kind and inflict harm on you commensurate with the harm you inflicted on us and that is not negotiable," Selva said.
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These hard-won gains are now at risk of being reversed by African swine fever: Since Southeast Asia accounts for 15% of total corn and soymeal imports, any substantial downturn in animal numbers will lead to a commensurate drop in feed crop imports.
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She also acknowledged the stark economic reality that advocates for players frequently cite: that "the extraordinary revenues that defendants derive from these sports" demonstrate that capping players' compensation at scholarships and related costs "is not commensurate with the value that they create."
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It was important for us to have an opening or premiere for [the PSAs] that was commensurate with how important we think they are for the conversation, how important we think they are in pop culture, and how important they are for shifting the narrative.
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In a stress case in which same-store NOI remains flat and the company sells fewer assets than anticipated by Fitch to repay debt and fund build-to-suits, fixed-charge coverage would remain around 3.0x, which would remain commensurate with a 'BBB' rating.
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It's not as though I suspect my friends of no longer loving me, it's just that I often feel lonely in my desire to prioritize our platonic love in a way that feels commensurate with the important role that love has played in our lives.
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" Cameron alleges that Griffin breached their oral agreement by denying her "full financial support commensurate with her lifestyle and her share of their joint property," claiming she and their children are now "homeless and cash-strapped" and "forced to rely on her brother for support.
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For those reasons, observers like Darrick Hamilton, president-elect of the National Economic Association and an associate professor of economics and urban policy at The New School, say that bolstering the economic fortunes of blacks would also lead to a commensurate rise in political power.
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To determine the strength of the government obligation and its differentiation from the Foreign Currency (FC) Issuer Default Rating (IDR), Fitch incorporates perspectives from its sovereign group and has determined that the credit quality of the obligation is commensurate with the ratings of the transactions.
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" She accused Griffin of breaching their oral agreement by denying her "full financial support commensurate with her lifestyle and her share of their joint property," claiming she and their children are now "homeless and cash-strapped" and "forced to rely on her brother for support.
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Conversely, an upgrade of AFC's rating is contingent upon the company achieving a sustained improvement in its capitalisation commensurate with the level of unprovided NPLs, its loan growth and earnings generation, and a moderation of its risk appetite through better underwriting standards and risk controls.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's view that the fundamental sustainable operational changes and deleveraging achieved by Ineos over the past few years will allow the group to maintain a credit profile commensurate with a 'BB+' rated entity despite higher capex and weakening US margins.
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"Clearly, we were not getting coverage that was commensurate with our support among the electorate," Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager, said during an interview here at Hotel Vermont, where Sanders was preparing for Sunday's debate, the last before the Iowa caucuses on February 743.
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SKT's rating and Stable Outlook reflect Fitch's view that the company's financial profile will remain commensurate with the current rating level over the next 12 to 18 months despite lower operating cash flow generation as a result of a government-driven monthly tariff discount.
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That would have a commensurate impact on the climate; it would also be grim for America, whose long disdain for one of its greatest bounties, the forests on which its economy was built, is belatedly yielding to smarter, more collaborative sorts of forest management.
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By the 1990s, these experienced Nigerian television producers had work, a broadcast outlet, and huge audiences, but not a stable living—they had to cobble together the funding to buy their own airtime and earned no profit commensurate to the sizes of their audiences.
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The U.S. senator from Massachusetts, who has three brothers who served in the U.S. military, also rolled out a slew of other proposals to help current and former military personnel, including guaranteeing them pay and health benefits commensurate with those provided to most civilians.
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The U.S. senator from Massachusetts, who has three brothers who served in the U.S. military, also rolled out a slew of other proposals to help current and former military personnel, including guaranteeing them pay and health benefits commensurate with those provided to most civilians.
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And four out of five did little to encourage employees to stick around, such as helping them feel valued by expressing appreciation for the unique talents they bring to the workplace, or giving them raises and paying salaries commensurate with their skills and experience.
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It is to ensure that we build sufficient strength, at a pace commensurate with the development of our businesses, that a foreign power or malign actor sufficiently fear our ability to retaliate, that aggression or trespass of U.S. or allied interests never appears wise.
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As the disclosures about spying on the Trump campaign mount, there is a commensurate effort to effectively mislead the public about not just the facts of Russia-Trump collusion, but who gets access to those very facts based on the very structure of our government.
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"We express our rejection to the way that US President Donald Trump visited Iraq, which is not commensurate with diplomatic norms and relations with sovereign states," former prime minister and the current leader of Iraq's Victory Party, Haider al-Abadi, said in a Thursday statement.
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Another study, focused on the period from 17.23 to 2009, found that a 10-percentage-point increase in Medicare Advantage market share was associated with a 4.5 percent decrease in per enrollee traditional Medicare hospital costs and a commensurate reduction in duration of hospital stays.
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The widening of the central government deficit in 2016 did not produce a commensurate rise in the public debt burden, as the sovereign has been able to draw upon a sizeable pool of cash made available with implementation of a single treasury account (CUT).
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Here's why analysts closely following the US-North Korea drama are so worried: Pyongyang for years has said that the only way it would consider giving up its nuclear weapons is through a step-by-step process where both sides offer reciprocal, commensurate concessions.
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In high-stress in extremis situations with a noncompliant subject who purposely disregards commands, it is understandable that law enforcement officers may issue loud, get-your-attention directions -- sometimes laced with profanity that can be commensurate with the gravity of a potentially dangerous encounter.
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In 2013, Mr. Leckey's practice of aggregating high and low culture drove him to organize an ornery exhibition, "The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things," which treated antiquities, machines, consumer goods and art, by William Blake, Louise Bourgeois and Ed Atkins, as so much commensurate stuff.
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Tech tsunamis like Uber and Airbnb are still in the early stages of their evolution: Only a harmless ripple on the "sea of innovation" a few years ago, they have now "hit the beach," causing massive disruption commensurate with astonishing increases in shareholder value.
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There are many reasons, among them the growing employment of women outside the home contributing to a decline in home cooking; greater reliance on packaged and processed foods; the rise of fast foods, takeout and restaurant meals; and a commensurate decline in physical activity.
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"Her continued incarceration is costly, unnecessary to protect the public, burdensome to her health and wellbeing, and not commensurate with the severity of her offense," wrote Alison Grinter, the attorney representing Winner, in a petition for the commutation of her client's sentence last week.
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Three other State Department officials who worked in the offices of special envoys created by Obama tell CNN they have retained attorneys after being assigned clerical duties related to FOIA requests that are not commensurate with their rank and believe they are being politically targeted.
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Fitch expects Nestle to maintain a prudent financial policy balancing a leverage profile that is more commensurate with a 'AA' rating to accommodate for any slowdown in its key markets or for further expansion including, but not limited to, additional M&A or shareholder distributions.
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SPREADING DEVASTATION These hard-won gains are now at risk of being reversed by African swine fever: Since Southeast Asia accounts for 15% of total corn and soymeal imports, any substantial downturn in animal numbers will lead to a commensurate drop in feed crop imports.
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Until Mr. Nakasone became prime minister, Japan had been led for decades by a succession of leaders content with turning the country into an economic superpower and fending off American pressure to assume a political and military role more commensurate with its economic might.
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What I would love to read is an epic, a real epic on a scale commensurate with the upheavals of civilization through which we are living, an epic of the migrations, revolutions, assorted mutations, prostitutions and emotions that are the hallmarks of our age.
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Severe downpours in the Houston area have become 167 percent more frequent in the past decade, which is commensurate with one of the best-understood and most confident predictions of climate science: Climate change is going to bring lots more heavy rains (and thus flooding).
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"Surveys were already showing business optimism about the year ahead to have fallen in the first quarter, dropping to levels commensurate with a near-stalling of economic growth as 'Brexit' worries exacerbate existing concerns about the fragility of economic growth at home and abroad," he added.
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Fitch is of the view that the risks associated with the long revolving period are commensurate with the ratings because; IMB Bank has a stable product history, portfolio stratifications have not changed significantly since initial issue and the portfolio is performing in line with Fitch's expectations.
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I think it's the response of people who feel unhappy, or they can't get traction, or especially, and this is something we learn from Kahneman and Tversky, loss-aversion, we tend to put more weight on loss than we do on a commensurate size of gain.
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If the company continues to reduce debt, Fitch believes the company's credit metrics will likely be commensurate with a 'BBB' rating by the end of fiscal 33711, as relatively weak leverage metrics for the ratings will be mitigated by strong operating margins and solid cash generation.
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Standalone: Fitch expects FS's financial metrics to remain commensurate with a 'BBB+' rating in 2016-2018, with an EBITDA margin of 25%, gross debt/EBITDA of around 103 years (+0.4 years to 6.2 years if ANAS's 2015 debt is included) and EBITDA interest coverage of 6-7x.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) cites Jewish money and Israeli politicians as running U.S. foreign policy, are there commensurate condemnations?
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The charge, which was filed with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) by a former campaign employee on July 22, also alleges that the campaign violated a collective bargaining agreement with unionized workers by making staffers work additional days and failing to provide commensurate days off.
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The tech companies ought to pay commensurate to their size and the measured impacts of their platforms' blunders—Google and Facebook should offer the most significant amounts, with Twitter, Reddit, Pinterest and other digital companies proven to have allowed the spread of disinformation to pay lesser amounts.
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By the end of the 503 season, during which his 29 home runs had reinvented the game of baseball, he had concluded that the three-year contract he had signed that March with the Boston Red Sox for $10,000 a year was not commensurate with his largess.
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"While we're grateful to the administration for putting back into motion the refugee arrival processes that have stalled for a whole month, we continue to advocate resettlement levels commensurate with the global need," said Scott Arbeiter, president of World Relief, one of the nine resettlement agencies.
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In 2628, the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA) fought against a provision that authorized the department to initiate a pilot program to bring in mid-career personnel at a level commensurate with their experience rather than at the bottom, stamping passports, as is the Foreign Service model.
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Fitch estimates that even in such scenario BT's capitalisation would remain commensurate with a 'bb' VR. UCBRO UCBRO's VR reflects Fitch's view of the bank's weak, although improving asset quality, its only adequate capital levels, and the coverage of impaired loans by IFRS reserves below Fitch-rated peers.
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"Donald Trump's uncensored comments, both old and new, have been echoed and dissected in the media repeatedly in an effort to kindle among his supporters a conflagration of outrage commensurate with the media's own faux outrage," the two Mercers said in a statement, first reported by the Washington Post.
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Fitch expects the bank to maintain asset quality ratios commensurate with its current rating level and gradually converge to those exhibited by its closest peers, whereas the main challenge will be to contain additional loan loss deterioration that could arise from the rapid growth of the consumer portfolio.
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But with limited locations available based on Anthony's leverage, trading him might not land anything close to a commensurate return, especially factoring in two-season salary-cap hits of about $29 million and $31 million, including a $9 million trade kicker the new team would be responsible for.
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Compared with the operations departments of England's other Champions League entrants — Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham, all of whom are regulars in European competition — Leicester's internal staff was more commensurate with that of a team at the lower end of the Premier League than one of Europe's superclubs.
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On a pro-forma basis, based on end-2015 data and including the impact of the acquisition, Reale Mutua's estimated score in Fitch's risk-adjusted Prism factor-based capital model (Prism FBM) would decrease to 'Very Strong' from 'Extremely Strong', a level nonetheless still commensurate with the ratings.
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I first noticed Roth's outsized pay when I started looking at the alternate universe that is the American health care economy, in which everyone from executives to equipment sales people to PR teams gets paid much more than those in other sectors for jobs of seemingly commensurate responsibility.
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The two-time FIFA Player of the Year has been outspoken about deserving more playing time than she received during the 2019 World Cup and has hinted that she would consider quitting if her role heading into the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo isn't commensurate with her expectations.
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In addressing the idea of a difficult DeRozan trade earlier in the offseason, I'd more or less come to terms with the idea, on the condition that a deal does somewhat right by him and offers a return commensurate with letting a player of his off-court importance go.
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Their salaries, even at places like Alabama, are generally not commensurate with the six-figure (or more) paychecks that assistant coaches command, and they are not always experienced hands with head-coaching experience; frequently, they are younger, aspiring coaches looking for another way to break into the business.
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He has stiffed creditors, evaded taxes, attached his name to a bogus diploma mill, skimmed money from a fraudulent philanthropy, run afoul of campaign finance laws, signaled receptiveness to Russian interference in the 2016 election and tried to obstruct the investigation of that — all without any commensurate punishment.
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A spokesman for the United States trade representative said the administration was now considering duties of up to 100 percent on certain French products, as well as fees or restrictions on French services, commensurate with the level of harm to the American economy that results from the tax.
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"There aren't as many families that are looking for these four, five, six-bedroom homes and so the incremental additional cost for those additional bedrooms is not commensurate with the individual rate at which we can lease out those individual bedrooms," Bungalow co-founder and CEO Andrew Collins told me.
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The rise in raw-material costs, combined with recent signs of falling consumer confidence, may constrain Premier's ability to recover to its profit in the financial year ended 2 April 2016 (FY16) and deliver sufficient free cash flow to reduce Premier's high leverage to levels more commensurate with the rating.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement of 2% on a net present value basis, it would not sustain timely payment in scenario above the IDR adjusted by the IDR uplift, and would support recoveries given default commensurate with one further notch.
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The intent for the Privacy Shield framework is to paper over those cracks by devising enough checks and balances that the Commission can claim it offers adequate protection for EU citizens personal data when taken to the US for processing, despite the lack of a commensurate, comprehensive data protection region.
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Over time, should TCB's capital be managed conservatively to a level that is more commensurate with peers and Fitch's view of the risk profile of the balance sheet, positive ratings momentum could develop provided asset quality metrics concurrently improve to levels that match or compare favorably to higher rated peers.
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Mark Sobel, a former U.S. executive director at the International Monetary Fund and a longtime former U.S. Treasury official, said chances were high for a challenge from bigger emerging market countries such as Brazil or China, which have been clamoring for more influence in multilateral institutions commensurate with their economic clout.
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Edward Escobar, a San Francisco ride-hail driver of four years and founder of the Alliance for Independent Workers, a group formed by drivers three years ago, says he has seen a big decrease in how much these companies compensate drivers without a commensurate increase in control over working conditions.
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" He added that the European tech investment market "has matured so quickly that to keep leading rounds in some of the world's most exciting businesses has required a commensurate step up in our ability to write larger checks whilst still being confident of continuing to deliver strong returns to our LPs.
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As a result, Russia will accept having military power commensurate with its economy and, while it will retain a nuclear deterrent, will cease to be a global military power, and thus will cease to hold such sway over Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and (to a lesser extent) the Middle East.
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My experience working with Rwandan genocide survivors echoes her own in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Survivors demand that justice be timely, commensurate with the gravity of the crimes, and comprehensive, reaching not only the organizers and the leadership of these crimes but also the thousands of people who carried them out.
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Republican lawmakers appear more than ready to open up the coffers for a $12 billion to $15 billion border wall, perhaps without the commensurate spending cuts that they demanded when it came to disaster aid, money to fight the Zika virus or funds for the tainted water system in Flint, Mich.
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The Stable Outlook reflects the company's ability to continue to access the unsecured debt and ABS markets at a reasonable cost, maintenance of strong liquidity levels commensurate with upcoming debt maturities, appropriately manage credit risk on private student loans, and moderate demand on capital and liquidity from new business initiatives.
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Due to its advanced computer guided firing mechanism, the M1 was able to destroy Iraqi tanks from as far as 203km away and to regularly score first round hits of Iraqi tanks from 3km away; this is something the Iraqi's T-72 simply did not have the commensurate capacity to do.
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A baseball postseason can do a lot of different things—crown a deserving champion or an undeserving one, distill a seven-month run to a moment of brilliance or controversy—but one thing it always does is get good but overlooked players in front of a number of viewers commensurate with their abilities.
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"From a GE perspective, at a minimum, we need to have a corporate tax system where the rate of taxation is commensurate with the OECD average of 233.1 or 233.6 percent," down from 23.48 percent, GE Chief Financial Officer Jeff Bornstein told Reuters, referring to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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"The security and the resilience of the IT we depend upon should be commensurate with the level of risk," Joshua Corman, the founder of I Am the Cavalry, a global grassroots organization pushing for better security in systems and devices that can impact safety and human life, such as medical devices, told Motherboard.
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According to Fitch's initial projections, these actions along with a deceleration in balance sheet growth, sustained internal capital generation, and a moderate dividend payout policy, will lead to a recovery of Bogota's capitalization ratios to a level more commensurate with its current rating level and similarly rated international peers in the short term.
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You can give access to people, probably a commensurate number of people that can't drive today as those who drive for a living, and then you give them the freedom now to go and contribute to the economy, have a job and work in a way they may not otherwise be able to.
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"To modernize our overall approach, we need to expand the scope of what we're able to do commensurate with the scope of the cosmetics industry, and we're going to seek a broader dialogue on how we can make the overall system more robust," Dr. Gottlieb and Dr. Mayne said in their statement.
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But now let me try to say something larger, something commensurate to the symbolism of one of Catholicism's greatest monuments burning on Holy Week, a day before Benedict's own birthday, on the day after Catholics listened to a gospel in which the veil of the temple was rent from top to bottom.
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In fact, both our national political leadership and senior military officials have failed to craft an overarching strategy and set of strategic goals and objectives commensurate with the valor and perseverance of our men and women in uniform (and in the intelligence community) who have borne the fight for all of these years.
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KB: The principle that I think matters most to us is that there needs to be an equal value, at minimum equal or greater value exchange, and anytime we ask customers for data, the value that customers get for giving us that data needs to be commensurate to what they are giving up.
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When the philanthropist and cosmetics tycoon Leonard A. Lauder gave his trove of Cubist paintings, drawings and sculptures to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 21987 — one of the most significant gifts in its history — the Met knew it would have to provide galleries of a quality commensurate with that of the collection.
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"The U.S. is spreading a completely ungrounded story that both sides are open to meet after two weeks ... it is not likely at all that it can produce a proposal commensurate to the expectations of the DPRK and to the concerns of the world in just fortnight," the foreign ministry spokesperson said.
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" For example, Biden calls for "restoring refugee admissions in line with our historic practice under both Democratic and Republican Administrations"; his website says, "He will set the annual global refugee admissions cap to 125,000, and seek to raise it over time commensurate with our responsibility, our values, and the unprecedented global need.
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"In the immediate term, we want those being laid off to be provided fair and reasonable separation terms commensurate with their contributions, including severance pay, continuation of company-paid health insurance and compensation for lost equity," said Alan Friedman, a WeWork software engineer who helped start the WeWorkers Coalition two weeks ago.
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Even though many properties, particularly in coastal regions, do not currently pay rates commensurate with the risk they face, research by the actuarial firm Milliman projects that 22019 percent of NFIP policyholders in Louisiana, 77 percent in Florida and 92 percent in Texas policyholders could find a better deal in the private market.
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But it's likely Littman is really just seeing the inevitable result of a commensurate growth in trans youth visibility — children more comfortable to express their gender identity because of trans YouTube creators and reality shows like I Am Jazz, about the life of young trans girl Jazz Jennings, who transitioned at age 5.
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In the context of this entire exhibition that offers work dealing with voluntary immigration, the carceral state, the systematic ill treatment of indigenous people, and police brutality, Faustine's work is too easily drawn into the role of illustrating the simplistic conception of whiteness being commensurate with the hatred and fear of people of color.
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Experts told CNBC that Beijing's response could end up combining several ways to hurt the U.S. "I expect that China will retaliate and they will do it in as commensurate a way as they can, and that will include not just imports," said Susan Shirk, former deputy assistant secretary of state during the Clinton administration.
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The Bavarian families who became 14 percent Clariant shareholders when the company bought Germany's Sued Chemie in 2012 have two board seats because they committed their entire holdings to Clariant and agreed to lock them up for a longer period, Kottmann said when asked why White Tale was not offered representation commensurate with its holding.
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The increased subsidiarisation of businesses, which leads to reduced fungibility of capital and liquidity, also acts as a constraint on the group's VR. Barclays' common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio of 11.6% and leverage ratio of 4.2% at end-9M16 are commensurate with the bank's risk profile and broadly in line with European GTUB peers.
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The Belmont, Ma.-based company came together last year, as a kind of bet that CEO Kevin O'Brien and his cofounder, Ray Wallace, made on two trends converging: the rapid adoption of cloud infrastructure for core business services like email, and a commensurate increase in the number of data breaches which began through those channels.
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The downgrade reflects Fitch's expectations that Sunshine's net leverage - defined as lease-adjusted debt net of cash/operating EBITDAR, including proportionate consolidation of Estate Management Services (Private) Limited (EMSPL), the holding company for the agriculture and consumer goods segments - will remain higher than the level commensurate with a higher rating over the next three years.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch's affirmation of WYNN and the Stable Outlook reflect our view that WYNN has a relatively clear glide path to reduce leverage to levels more commensurate with its 'BB' IDR by 2019, by which time Wynn Palace will be ramped up and Wynn Boston Harbor will be open a full year.
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The two-notch upgrade reflects JLR's delivery on its commitment to widen and strengthen its product portfolio, increase geographic diversification, and expand capacity outside of the UK. This should provide it with greater flexibility and resilience over the medium term, which the agency considers to be commensurate with a 'BB+' rating for an automotive manufacturer.
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Here, former McDonald's CEO Ed Rensi complains about minimum wage hikes: The negative impacts of these minimum wage hikes will be greatest in economically disadvantaged areas, where small businesses more often lack the profit margins necessary to cover the associated labor cost increases, and jobseekers lack the skills commensurate with the new wage floor.
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The severity of the sanctions in each bucket should be commensurate with the importance of the issue, meaning that Europe's main sectoral sanctions cannot continue to be associated only with Ukraine as a whole (which risks be reinterpreted as eastern Ukraine, selling Crimea down the river, and also leaves no costs for election interference).
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At this moment, erring on the side of saying or doing too little instead of too much would be not just infuriating in the typical Democratic ways but devastating and damning in essential ones: The crystalized threat presented by this crisis and this moment requires a clear and commensurate response in both words and deeds.
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