Sentences with phrase «counterparts for»

The Santa Monica, California - based REIT, whose portfolio is roughly two - thirds in West Los Angeles, has been trading at a premium to its East Coast counterparts for some time, Reagan said.

Print ads in newspapers and magazines, marketing materials such as flyers and brochures, advertising on billboards and buses, and TV, radio and film commercials - these traditional methods are all part of the marketing mix, with popular offline channels complementing their digital counterparts for a true multi-channel approach.

Since women are statistically likely to be paid less than their male counterparts for the same work, basing salary offers on past earnings means that the disparity will continue when those women move to their next jobs.

There are keyboard shortcut counterparts for most of the available commands for gesture customization, but simply swiping or tapping on the touchpad is a more intuitive way to launch the commands compared to pressing several keys at the same time.

An increasing number of Chrome OS devices can now run Android apps, and anyone looking to use the Android version of Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides over their web counterparts for any reason can now do so more efficiently on their Chromebook.

Titan Juxt Pro is not made in collaboration with HP but takes cues from Android and Tizen counterparts for a real smartwatch.

This time around, the emoji better represent professional women (and men) by adding gendered counterparts for emoji that previously had only male or female representation.

Today, August 17, Taiwanese consumer electronics company ASUS officially introduced its latest smartphone series in its homeland, including the ASUS ZenFone 4 and ZenFone 4 Selfie along with two «Pro» counterparts for each model.

Japan will ask its G20 counterparts for help in the fight against digital currency - utilized money laundering, according to a government official with direct knowledge on the matter.

Japan Wants Help, but Probably Won't Get It Japan will ask its G20 counterparts for help in the fight against digital currency - utilized money laundering, according to a government official with direct

At the media briefing after Tuesday's meeting, the U.S. president re-affirmed America's commitment to their «deep and lasting friendship» and praised his Baltic counterparts for doing «terrific jobs.»

Men are usually quoted more expensive insurance rates than their female counterparts for the same type of coverage because accident statistics show men to be higher risk drivers.

Stephen Brobeck, executive director of the CFA, says that many responsible, hard - working, yet lower - income individuals are forced to spend over $ 1000 more (annually) than their wealthy counterparts for the same insurance coverage.

These products can be attractive in the short term, offering lower premiums than their «level term» counterparts for the first five or six years of coverage.

Once baby arrives, women in bigger law firms are then compared to non-parenting counterparts for their work productivity.

Kim discusses a recent Ontario court ruling that allows U.S. plaintiffs» firms to provide administrative support and legal expertise to their Canadian counterparts for class action litigation in Canada.

In the past, many employers have engaged in a practice of paying female employees with equal qualifications less than their male counterparts for the same or similar work.

Project managing partners must prepare, verify and sign off their budgets they will then have to manage — probably with the assistance of a costs lawyer just as an architect liaises with a quantity surveyor who costs his designs — as «reasonable and proportionate» before exchanging them with their counterparts for their «agreement», or, «approval» by the judge.

For example, due to the LPOs» focus and service volumes, they have increasingly demonstrated superior expertise compared to their law firm counterparts for certain tasks, such as searching documents for key words and phrases.

«We also know that CIOs who are committed to green strategies depend more on blogs and forums than their non-green counterparts for gathering information on technology solutions.

While contemporary African art has existed alongside its Western counterparts for decades, global institutions seldom paid attention to the talent emerging from the continent.

«Pictures Generation» features women who entered the art world at levels equal in importance to their male counterparts for the first time.

And 360 games, like their counterparts for the Playstation 3 console (which costs a minimum of $ 400), cost more.

heres hoping europe get gt5 released before the u.s as we are the franchises biggest userbase and buyers so please do nt let us down by making us wait longer than our u.s counterparts for this penrose.

Cats do not make as many vet visits as their canine counterparts for general health checkups, so practicing and reducing stress at the vet's office is important for the health and longevity of your cat.

In fact, urban dogs, by visiting dog parks, doggie day care, and other places where lots of dogs congregate, are often more at risk than their country counterparts for picking up parasites.

«You'll find a lot of the same features in its German counterparts for a fraction of the price and the interior is refined, upscale, spacious and comfortable.»

The results show that Canada's wages are lower than their U.S. counterparts for wholesale and retail, finance and business, manufacturing, and transportation and utilities.

A scan of my Kindle library uncovered audio counterparts for several classic books.

Amazon even added Bluetooth support for connecting a headset so you can listen to audiobooks, which now integrate much more seamlessly with their printed counterparts for switching between the two.

In January 2011, Amazon announced that digital books were outselling their traditional print counterparts for the first time ever on its site, with an average of 115 Kindle editions being sold for every 100 paperback editions.

In late January 2011, Amazon announced that digital books were outselling their traditional print counterparts for the first time ever on its site, with an average of 115 Kindle editions being sold for every 100 paperback editions.

It matches its counterparts for width and height, standing at 1,740 mm and 1,416 mm respectively.

In this feature you can listen to not only the tuned versions, but also their factory counterparts for an all - round aural experience.

Common (and unfortunate) across many sectors: women tend to be paid less than their male counterparts for same position or work.

Often, cloud - based authoring tools are more convenient than their desktop - based counterparts for such purposes, as the course source files and the authoring tool itself are centrally held and accessible by everyone on your team, no matter their location.

But Woo ups the ante in Face / Off with fleshed - out female counterparts for our good guys / bad guys, casting Joan Allen as G - man Archer's (Travolta / Cage) long - suffering wife and Gina Gershon as psycho Castor's (Cage / Travolta) moll.

Luckily, for all persons seeking a sugar relationship, or any relationship for that matter, counterparts for them that fall within the realm of what the most desire in a companion.

It's a win - win situation for both parties though as the college students get paid (in cash or kind) by their rich counterparts for keeping them company.

While we know homemade popsicles are healthier than their store - bought counterparts for obvious reasons, I like to take opportunities to sneak in gut - healing, immune - boosting, satiating ingredients anywhere I can.

At some level, the cells hold on to a memory of what they used to be — when made from pancreatic beta cells, which are responsible for producing insulin, these pluripotent cells turn out to be better than their embryonic counterparts for generating insulin - producing cells.

However, the fraction of true counterparts to candidate counterparts for hard sources is just 11 %, compared to 60 % for soft sources, making hard source NIR matches particularly challenging for spectroscopic follow - up.

Women in STEM jobs report an array of experiences with discrimination including being treated as if they were not competent (29 %); earning less than their male counterparts for the same job (29 %); experiencing repeated, small slights at work (20 %); and receiving less support from senior leaders than a man doing the same job (18 %).

Both groups saw decreases in their blood pressure, but the 1 - AIT the group's blood pressures showed greater decreases than their 4 - AIT counterparts for both systolic and diastolic readings.

The only Trump administration engagement on climate change came at the start of the week, when White House National Economic Council chief Gary Cohn hosted counterparts for a Monday morning breakfast to reiterate that the United States would exit Paris and to squash reports that it might be searching for a way back in.

Still, fueling a vehicle like the Clarity emits less than half the CO2 released by its gas - guzzling counterparts for a given distance, says John Turner of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado.

The work helps address a major limitation of squishy, flexible robots — which are better suited than their traditional, rigid counterparts for navigating rough terrain and handling fragile objects, but are vulnerable to punctures and tears.

Even though scholars say technology could considerably increase independence for older adults, they are still less likely to adopt new technology than their younger counterparts for reasons ranging from doubts of its benefits to a general lack of comfort.

So far, though, Senate appropriators have allocated greater fiscal 2018 spending levels than their House counterparts for such science programs as the Energy Department's Office of Science, which is the nation's largest provider of funding for basic research in the physical sciences, and the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy program, which seeks to advance technology for water and geothermal power and boost energy efficiency in manufacturing.

But Mr Clegg criticised his counterparts for failing to take action, claiming Liberal Democrat plans for recall powers and reform of party funding had been blocked by the other parties.