Sentences with phrase «international counterparts»

The discussion will explore how their concepts and imaginative processes set them apart from international counterparts, their engagement with materials and physical fabrication, and the impact their work is making on the broader design scene.»

Standards - based education seeks to hold American students to the same expectations as international counterparts.

The FCA's announcement followed a spate of similar warnings by international counterparts.

Its entrenched cruelties put in perspective those of its more celebrated international counterparts such as the Canadian seal hunt.

The current non-elected UK mayor is a step behind their elected international counterpart.

Kutner and Olson want the reader to be well - informed, so they provide a rich scope of relevant subjects, including how games are rated by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) in chapter 7 while including international counterparts like the Computer Entertainment Rating Organization in Japan.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly will also attend the Munich Security Conference, and while in Germany will participate in bilateral meetings with international counterparts, the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement on Wednesday.

At the Lima meeting a few weeks later there were even «reports of Australian officials getting the cold shoulder from international counterparts.»

Consulting the FORTUNE 1000 and its international counterpart is the first step in evaluating your business landscape.

In his meeting with his international counterparts, Mnuchin said, «we discussed how to achieve our shared objectives of restoring Venezuelan democracy, combating the kleptocracy of the Maduro regime, and responding to the humanitarian crisis caused by Maduro's economic policy.»

Few of them have overseas work experience compared to their international counterparts, according to a recent study by global headhunting firm Russell Reynolds Associates.

The resulting fees don't create a level playing field between U.S. carriers and their international counterparts, say analysts.

For spam coming from abroad, Ms. Bombardier said the CRTC will collaborate with its international counterparts to conduct investigations and enforce the legislation.

Indeed, while international diversification is a sensible idea for most U.S. investors, its benefits may be even more likely to accrue in the coming years, given that U.S. stocks are more expensive than their international counterparts and the United States» relative share of the global economy is declining.

It is the international counterpart to defunct Okcoin,

Popular access to capitalism at a national level has its international counterpart in access to markets.

Organic producers within Australia generally rank lower than the majority of their international counterparts.

For a global perspective, IDFA senior staff members and I traveled last fall to Belfast for the World Dairy Summit to share our view of U.S. dairy's opportunities and challenges and to hear from our international counterparts.

Furthermore, it would introduce a new merger regime, taking Australia out of step with its international counterparts.

The 30 year - old has always declared his wish to stay with the club, as he seeks to earn a Premier League title in North - London, but he has also expressed his intention to start the season as the club's first - choice striker, a reality which will prove highly unlikely should his international counterpart come in.

Ozil has come under fire in the press and from fans due to his lacklustre displays, and deteriorating performances in recent months, and German footballing legend Michael Ballack has tried to give his international counterpart some words of advice.

The Gunners are now convinced that their latest dealings, especially the # 30 + Million signing of his international counterpart, will highlight the club's intentions, and assure him that his ambition is matched with ours.

- Do we need more admirals than ships and more officers in our forces than our international counterparts at a time when frontline armed forces are under pressure?

The home secretary John Reid has been accused of presenting a false choice between security and liberty, as he urged his international counterparts to rewrite human rights law to take the threat of terrorism into account.

This priority is more important when the country is increasingly put under international sanctions and isolated from regional and international counterparts.

While Obama has not fully lived up to the hopes the international community had for him (demonstrating the folly of awarding peace prizes in advance), he at least still commands the respect of his international counterparts and foreign audiences.

The prime minister, who returned to No 10 from his break in Cornwall this morning, will to hold a national security meeting tomorrow, as UK army chiefs meet their US and international counterparts to discuss action.

«We are working together to bring that agreement into force as quickly as possible,» Secretary of State John Kerry told his international counterparts in remarks at an ocean protection summit at the State Department last week.

But don't ignore the fact that most Indian leather brands are at par with their international counterparts when it comes to material and build quality of shoes and other leather goods.

The South African online dating sites or industry is much smaller than its international counterparts.

Eric Rohmer was his international counterpart.

Inside the 2017 Brown Center Report on American Education, report author Tom Loveless takes advantage of this rare opportunity to illuminate trends in American students» aptitude compared to previous years and to their international counterparts.

To ensure sustainability and improve results, organizations need to ensure that the performance of this globally dispersed workforce is on par with its international counterparts.

Despite London schools often leading the way in pupil performance in the UK, the new research suggests that 15 year - olds in the nation's capital are months, and sometimes years, behind their international counterparts.

An international education rankings system shows Australia has slipped further behind its international counterparts, with the likes of Kazakhstan performing to a higher standard.

They are less likely to visit other schools or undertake formal qualifications than their international counterparts;

He supports the Common Core as a solution to helping students catch up to their international counterparts.

Only half of students in large urban school systems graduate from high school, US students lag behind their international counterparts, and racial - ethnic gaps in achievement are large by kindergarten and continue to grow thereafter, she said.

Employees get to travel the world to share their expertise with their international counterparts face to face.

The study also overturns the idea that middle - class children in the US are as good as their international counterparts.

Several factors may contribute to differential opportunities to learn mathematics and, ultimately, discrepancies between students» mathematics achievement in the United States and their international counterparts (Mullis, Martin, Foy, & Arora, 2012), as well as between subpopulations within the United States (National Center for Education Statistics [NCES], 2013).

Gingrich said both schools give him «a sense of great hope» for bettering the U.S. education system, which lags many of its international counterparts.

We are dialoguing with our international counterparts about globally competent educators and ways to advance a common research agenda.

Despite their tepid math scores, U.S. teenagers were more confident about their math skills than their international counterparts, the report found.

They are supposed to help make American students more competitive with their international counterparts, who in recent years have been eating American kids» lunch in areas like math.