Sentences with phrase «counterparts on both of these questions»

Not exact matches

The study found that female entrepreneurs are asked different questions and judged on a different set of standards compared to their male counterparts.

Because young women are definitely way more mature than their male counterparts of their age, yet still youthful enough to question many aspects of their lives, an older man can be foundational in helping to know themselves better, experience love and build a life together that's based on passionate and mutual love.

I bring new evidence to bear on this question by examining the early career paths of high - quality teachers and their less - effective counterparts, as measured by the progress their students make on state tests.

TORONTO — Equifax Canada is facing intensifying calls for transparency on its massive cyberhack as the Canadian Automobile Association informs thousands of its members that their data may have been compromised and frustrated consumers ask questions about why they're being treated worse than their U.S. counterparts.

With the Vita launching in two weeks one of the many questions people have been asking is whether versions of games on PSN will be cheaper than the retail counterpart.

It was already known that gameplay of LittleBigPlanet for the PSP looks and feels like the PlayStation 3 counterpart, but the biggest question we had was how well would the level editor be on a portable system.

We'd like to invite corporate counsel and their law firm counterparts to share their views on the subject of alternative fee arrangements and answer these questions.

The Australian state of Queensland, meanwhile, disagreed with its southern counterpart in Victoria on the question.

The Commonwealth Attorney - General, my ministerial colleague, has written to his counterparts in both Western Australia and the Northern Territory, asking them to review their laws, particularly as they impact upon young people... The Commonwealth is very conscious of looking for other ways through this issue, and we are seeking, from a committee of members of parliament, advice on further diversionary programs, and looking at the interpreter issue to see whether there are ways forward, progressively, to address these questions, which can help in alleviating some of the concerns about the mandatory sentencing question... [116]