As we've looked at the question of how well do these cars perform, we wanted to compare them to our human counterparts.

The contrast between the renminbi and its SDR counterparts is stark.

So here you have a generation of young women who grow up thinking of themselves as being more powerful earners than the young men around them.

The primacy of the papacy a term Catholic theologians use when talking with their Protestant counterparts remains sacrosanct.

Foreign firms can also outbid their US counterparts in acquiring new high tech firms in other countries.

They have also suffered substantial output losses, and have far higher unemployment rates than their northern counterparts.

In India, poor women are learning English faster than their male counterparts in order to staff the new call centers that are growing in India.

BoE officials declared firmly that they were prepared to trust their American counterparts, and would not step in to grab subsidiaries or assets based in the UK.

He will be a tough and strong minded leader, but one who understands the world in a pragmatic way and knows how to work well with his foreign counterparts.

While it is true that realistic microeconomic models are more complex than their idealized textbook counterparts, grasping them does not necessarily require years of research experience.

Banks and other financial institutions had doubts about the value of various asset backed securities on their own balance sheets and on those of potential counterparties.

The problem was also discussed by British Prime Minister David Cameron, Chancellor George Osborne, and their counterparts from India, China, and Brazil.

( 1 ) It should be recalled that only transactions conducted by the Member States in the market , i.e. not with their respective national central bank as counterparty , are subject to prior notification .

Indeed, the International Monetary Fund recently reported that developing countries lose three times more of their corporate tax revenue to BEPS activities than their developed counterparts.

Sadly, Iran s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, forced his president and foreign minister to avoid the planned handshakes with their American counterparts.

Such collaborative efforts among developing countries ultimately foster closer cooperation between them and their developed counterparts.

Adding to the confusion, another group, the sarrafs (primarily private money lenders) are the key interface between foreign investors and an Iranian counterpart, whether basij or bonyad .

As a result, traders choose too big to fail banks, rather than mid size institutions, as counter parties for their short term trades, causing the large banks trading books and, hence, their profits to surge.

And, if Yuan has his way, China s universities would increasingly look like their North Korean counterparts, rather than world class Western institutions.

10. Reiterates the importance of negotiating trade agreements between the region and its counterparts outside the region with a view to promoting the sustainability of the economic development of the region

But its economic structure and level of prosperity make it look more like Italy than its counterparts in the eastern Pacific Rim the US coastal states of Washington, Oregon, and California.

They typically pay for critical goods and services like water, like healthcare, like housing, and they pay 30 to 40 times what their middleclass counterparts pay certainly where we work in Karachi and Nairobi.

Second, an internal transfer mechanism between eurozone member states is needed in order to ensure that less credit worthy countries compensate, at least partly, their more economically sound counterparts.

LONDON The European Central Bank s recently announced policy of bond buying, what it calls outright monetary transactions (OMTs) marks a convergence of European central banks with their Anglo Saxon counterparts.

These same companies not only pay higher salaries than their American counterparts, but account for 11.3 of capital investment in the US and provide 14.8 of its private sector R amp D.

It is interesting to see Chinese netizens' criticism of the use of big data in advertising as discrimination while their western counterparts have been vocal in their criticism of its potential to breach user privacy.

10. Emphasizes the importance of foreign trade for the development of Central America, and in this context stresses the value of negotiating balanced free trade agreements between the region and its counterparts outside the region

These claims , which will bear interest6 , will be allocated among the NCBs in proportion to their respective shares in the ECB 's capital . ECB as eligible counterparties .

As it stands, the British, like their counterparts elsewhere in Europe, feel overtaxed for spotty public services that are constantly being cut, and are angry that their incomes have been falling for the last five years.

China also played a leading role in the formation, with its BRICS counterparts (Brazil, Russia, India, and South Africa), of the New Development Bank (NDB), now headquartered in Shanghai.

Too big to fail banks enjoy lower interest rates on debt than their mid size counterparts, because lenders know that the bonds or trading contracts that such banks issue will be paid, even if the bank itself fails.

Another notable trend is that individual economies are recovering from the recent demand shocks at varying rates, with the more flexible and dynamic economies of the US and China performing better than their counterparts in the advanced and emerging worlds.

Established powers resistance to their rising counterparts demands for a larger role in setting the global agenda fuel tensions and disrupt the existing world order.

For mainstream parties in France, the Conservatives in the UK, and Trump s more internationally minded Republican rivals in the US, there is nothing to be gained from copying the arguments of their extremist counterparts.

Meanwhile, China's emerging market counterparts have experienced sharp currency depreciations, with the Brazilian real falling by 16 , the Russia ruble by 32 , and the Indian rupee by 12 .

And I think to harness science optimally, to choose which doors to open and which to leave closed, we need latter day counterparts of people like Joseph Rothblatt.

Member States transactions conducted with their respective national central bank as counterparty are covered by prior approval and reporting procedures applicable to national central banks operations .

After evaluating the technologies, policy options, and analysis included in the report, one might conclude that low carbon growth paths may be slightly flatter in the short term than their high carbon counterparts, with higher investment and lower consumption.

The initial American rationale (that foreign consuls in the US enjoy a lower level of immunity than other diplomats) led India s government to re examine privileges enjoyed by US consular officials that are unavailable to their Indian counterparts in the US.

The typical approach prior to commercialization would be a notification to the United States Food amp Drug Administration (FDA) that the rice produced proteins had been determined to be as safe as their natural counterparts.

The ECB welcomes this rule , which recognises that , on the basis of the proposed directive , investment firms do not have an automatic right to become counterparties of the NCBs .

The ECB and the central banks are both considered as professional clients and recognised as eligible counterparties , so the ECB understands that they would normally continue to be considered qualified investors .

In fact, Japanese savers have been benefiting from this phenomenon for more than a decade, reaping higher real returns than their counterparts in the US, even though Japan s near zero nominal interest rates are much lower than America s.

The Palestinian team is utterly indistinguishable, superficially, from their European or Israeli counterparts they are hip, young, talented, sophisticated, and more than anything they want to work to create a positive environment for their kids  or at least a psychological respite from the reality of occupation, violence, and war.

Maidan self defense troops and the government's regular soldiers are fighting in the first war of Ukraine's post Soviet existence. Like their separatist counterparts, Ukraine's combatants have eagerly publicized their experiences via Internet social media.