Sentences with phrase «counterparts at»

My counterparts at iVillage US have given their picks: «who to play the uber - cool, aspiring documentarian Lelaina Pierce, who (despite her smarts) can't seem to catch a professional break?

Similarly, student loans make up 24 percent of all new accounts for millennials, compared to 20 percent for their Generation X counterparts at a comparable age.

The study also shows that fewer millennials are using bankcards, with only 27 percent of their recently opened accounts being bankcards, compared to 46 percent for their Generation X counterparts at the same age.

We have a push on here so that our people who are involved in any kind of discount program, for example, always check with their counterparts at OREA and CREA to make sure there isn't already a program in existence before we start adopting one.

Results showed two - parent families in PMTO showed greater reduction in or less observed aversive behavior compared to their RS counterparts at follow - up.

First, high - risk children showed poorer emotion regulation capacities than their low - risk counterparts at every stage of assessment.

AWS has numerous cloud services available to their clients, many which have similar counterparts at Lansing, such as their virtual machines and the machine learning catalog.

What could possibly make the Google Nexus 2016 handsets pricier than their 2015 counterparts at launch?

«We will have a joint Franco - German analysis of the risks linked to bitcoin, regulation proposals and these will be submitted as a joint proposal to our G20 counterparts at the G20 summit in Argentina in March,» French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire stated.

Fresh from their March 6 trip to Carnegie Hall, the musicians performed classical pieces they had recently performed for their counterparts at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Japan will urge its G20 counterparts at a meeting next week to beef up efforts in order to prevent cryptocurrencies from being used for money laundering, a government official with direct knowledge of the matter said.

It's been a long time coming, but wireless gaming mice have finally gotten good enough to compete with their wired counterparts at a professional level over the past few years.

While his counterparts at CBS (NYSE: CBS) and Comcast (NSDQ: CMCSA) offer new streaming video deals with Netflix (NSDQ: NFLX) and Amazon (NS...

While envy is rarely a good thing, I suspect most law firm knowledge managers would be envious of their counterparts at Siemens.

I also speak to our counterparts at a law firm in New York who are advising the client on aspects of US law.

Ontario officials are currently in the process of completing a summary of our findings, which will be forwarded to you and our provincial and territorial counterparts at the earliest opportunity.

The attorneys can sit back and discuss the case, maintaining a good relationship with their counterparts at the firm.

I will be meeting with ministers, as well as with my counterparts at the Law Society and Bar Council, to discuss how we can ameliorate the worst impacts of these proposals.»

In an opposite move to their counterparts at the Law Society of British Columbia, LSUC benchers voted 28 - 21 to reject TWU's bid.

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer lawyers each generated more than twice as much profit for the firm as their counterparts at 38 of the UK's 50 largest law firms, and more than 10 times the average profit per lawyer of the seven firms at the bottom of the ranking.

Technical developers in the developing world are employed to replace their domestic counterparts at a fraction of the salaries, but language, culture and time zone differences means they take two and three times as long to do the same work, eliminating any true cost saving benefit to be passed down the line.

And the average electric / battery car, today, gets almost exactly the same range as its counterparts at the start of the last century — about 70 miles (and far less when the heater, or A / C, is used.

In 2009, the «Six Americas» survey by the same George Mason researchers and counterparts at Yale revealed this clearly.

As it turns out, for our seagoing mammalian counterparts at least, life among the waves isn't harsh enough to keep from having a good time.

Infused with pervasive and powerful silence, Beverly Hills Housewife not only captures the artist's detached fascination with the California landscape, it also demonstrates his predilection for scenes bathed in crisp light and hyper - real colors, a distinct departure from the work being created by Hockney's Post-War British counterparts at the time.

This endeavour seems desperately needed: despite the fact that female students outnumber their male counterparts at schools across the country, the balance shifts dramatically as careers progress.

Islamic Art Surprises — Bonhams's Islamic art auction fared better than its counterparts at Christie's and Sotheby's in London, thanks largely to the surprise sale of a pair of Iznik water bottles, which went for seven times their # 100,000 estimate, and a step from a Sri Lankan temple which went for 27 times its # 20,000 estimate (# 553,000, or $ 860,000).

Despite their somewhat conventional visual idioms (compared to their European avant - garde counterparts at least), a new generation of American realists adopted a socially conscious imagery that rubbed the upper classes the wrong way.

But somehow he manages to come off as less fake than his counterparts at the other console makers.

The good news is that Turn 10 did manage to get the issues fixed far quicker than their counterparts at Playground did, with a patch being rolled out roughly a month after release.

Certainly the co-branded credit cards of these airlines (big Southwest signup bonuses notwithstanding) are far less rewarding than their counterparts at United, American, or for that matter the hotel programs.

They did exactly what their counterparts at Alaska Airlines did and they brought their earnings chart broadly in line with that of British Airways.

... the staff at the Memphis Animal Shelter, like their counterparts at the Nevada Humane Society, could feel like this:

Factor in taxes, and passive portfolios easily beat their actively managed counterparts at generating long term wealth.

Naysayers exclaimed that export - dependent countries would never shoot themselves in their proverbial feet and that the U.S. wields far more leverage than its counterparts at the trade negotiation table.

He appears to have omitted at least one big one: himself, and his counterparts at the other big banks.

The ratings break - out between constituents of the preferred index has the S&P U.S. Investment Grade Preferred Stock Index even with its high yield counterparts at 0.83 % Read more -LSB-...]

Their ability to track positions and continually re-price options on one stock quickly gives Timber Hill traders an advantage over their counterparts at the exchange, who continue to use fair value pricing sheets that are updated only once or twice a day.

The ratings break - out between constituents of the preferred index has the S&P U.S. Investment Grade Preferred Stock Index even with its high yield counterparts at 0.83 % on the month.

Their counterparts at BlackRock Inc. say that fiscal stimulus from tax cuts is «supercharging U.S. earnings growth expectations,» CNBC reports.

In the meantime, Audrain is involved in working on Metadata quality within Hachette and travels to meet his counterparts at the Frankfurt Book Fair, the LBF in London or at the BISG in New York.

You'd be forgiven for thinking Porsche's engineers consulted their Simple Clever counterparts at Skoda when it came to this part of the design brief.

Vukadinovic worked on the exterior design of the OLV along with his counterparts at the Korean Design Center in Nam - Yang, South Korea.

The XC90 features one of the top audio systems available in the automotive world after Volvo Cars audio experts joined forces with their counterparts at the renowned British audio equipment company Bowers & Wilkins.

True to form, a disconcerting number of clones taking to the stands alongside their western counterparts at this year's Shanghai motor show.

Like their counterparts at BMW's Rolls - Royce, VW's Bentley stylists have nicely accomplished that task so that no owner of an older Bentley will feel abandoned, and every Mulsanne owner will feel accepted into the inner circle.

«how the school works, why we have silent classrooms with hard - working children, learning more than anyone would have imagined possible, even more than their counterparts at private schools.»

It says that charters in New York City get $ 8,452 per student, compared with $ 9,057 for traditional schools, and that charters also do not get money to pay for facility costs, putting the true gap with their traditional counterparts at $ 2,200 per student per year.

It means helping black and Hispanic students keep up with their white and Asian American counterparts at an early age, especially in math and science.

Then they asked if the kids who went to school A did better at these things than did their essentially identical counterparts at school B; if so, they labeled school A more «effective» than school B.