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You can rest assured that our packing will be on a par with that of other competitors, If not better.

It would guarantee European peace as well as restore European geopolitical power, with a currency on a par with the U. S. dollar.

They found that its size was on a par with other australopithecines, but its shape was more like that of a human brain.

Now the talk is of a grander design, with the Obama administration hoping to put development aid on a par with defence and diplomacy.

China is at the beginning of a domestic consumption growth story that puts it on a par with Japan in about 1969.

Driving a convertible with the top down could expose you to dangerous noise levels on a par with a building site, claims a new study.

Our packing will be on a par with that of our best competitors.

The public, which views us as on a par with real estate agents, prostitutes and perhaps even criminals, tends to agree.

Our packing will be on a par with that of the Japanese.

For China, however, they are at least on a par with rights like free speech and the right to assemble and to vote without intimidation.

A year earlier, a British research institute rated Beijing a third-tier city on a par with Warsaw and Bangkok.

Still, some are skeptical of the ambitions of turning badminton into a global sport on a par with the most popular games.

However, we do not see improvement in software on a par with that in hardware there.

To quite a few people, the best American cars are on a par with the best European and Asian cars.

The combined size of the economies of all the AU's countries is still on a par with the Netherlands' at an official exchange rate.

Shanghai is not that cheap these days. It used to be, but now it's on a par with the UK.

At Fuqua , recruitment from its masters in management studies course has been on a par with that from Duke's traditional MBA programme .

New York is now cheaper than Chicago and Los Angeles while Atlanta, the United States' cheapest city, is on a par with Kiev in Ukraine.

China's gene patenting, genetic engineering applications and interpretation of the genetic code are on a par with the United States.

The cash puts him on a par with Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton.

An economy that in the 1960s had a per capita income on a par with sub-Saharan Africa is now snapping at the heels of Britain and France.

A classic is the term given to any book which comes to represent the whole universe, a book on a par with ancient talismans.

As a writer she was on a par with the great novelists.

The Edinburgh School contends that all scientific beliefs are on a par with other beliefs in terms of their causes.

Howard: Well, technically speaking, the operation is brain damage, but on a par with a night of heavy drinking. Nothing could miss.

In turn, making a good living is supposed to be on a par with "living your passion, " but safer and easier.

As a further spur to investment in Asia, in much of the region salaries are likely to be roughly on a par with those in China.

If solid-state batteries could overcome such range anxiety that would, indeed, be a revolution on a par with the silicon chip.

e. g. The quality of many products fail to keep on a par with that in the initial promotion stage.

And one might say that for those victims who have committed SUICIDE, their experience was on a par with the death camps .

The UK have already become a up-rising star of the sparkling wine which can be on a par with Champagne.

"Expectations are enormous, on a par with the outlook for economic growth in the region, " said Vinexpo in a statement yesterday.

These skeletons are among the most radioactive ever found, on a par with those found at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

In ancient China, kissing was considered to be on a par with coitus, and thus was confined to the bedroom.

There are reports that the value of some may have dropped by half, a decline on a par with some of the worst-hit parts of America.

Many professionals believe it should be considered an Olympic sport on a par with ice skating and gymnastics.

It vanished in countries such as Norway and Sweden, where the sexes are more or less on a par with one another.

The international Sports Arena is a world-class sports & entertainment platform, on a par with the Toyota Center of Houston Rockets.

Some place him on a par with Einstein.

China remains a poor country with a per capita gross domestic product on a par with Albania.

In relation to other holiday resorts in Europe and North America, Mykonos is not only on a par but often cheaper in comparison .

As the chart shows, the largest gold ETF has a gold hoard that places it on a par with the reserves of central banks.

Rooms were on a par with other Westin hotels I've stayed in (that's to say excellent).

Most importantly, its vehicle performance and roominess are on a par with those offered by its conventional counterpart.

Red scarf is a flag of a corner, young pioneers symbol, how to put on a par with green scarf?

It's a development that some believe will transform our world on a par with the splitting of the atom or the creation of the silicon chip.

The quality of news I read in other parts of the world is on a par with what you will hear on NPR.

You've consistently mislead people on this forum in the past, and your credibility is on a par with the news anchors in Pyongyang.

In the eyes of business leaders the government's lack of success against organised crime is on a par with its failure to reform the economy.

Please wait one day with you on a par I.

Compensation levels are "on a par with multinationals or more" , says one headhunter.

some industrial concerns and investment managers have built up trading rooms on a par with the banks.

In the Ming Dynasty, the Chongzhen emperor banned smoking and called for penalties on a par with those for treason.

The patented process has been certified eco-safe by Nordic Swan, and costs to consumers are on a par with traditional dry cleaning.

The New Multilateralism must put global development on a par with international finance.

The Dow rose just under 40% in the six-month rally that sparked that bull market, so the rally wasn't quite on a par with the others.

Data are becoming the new raw material of business: an economic input almost on a par with capital and labour.

Progressing as they are they will be on a par with military technology with theUSAwithin a few decades at most.

Another slice of cold meat, another draught of Madeira and water, will make you nearly on a par with the rest of us.

These day, China has put on a par with the US and Europe to become one of triumvirate in the world.

The App Store offers Mr Jobs his best chance yet of creating a global franchise on a par with Microsoft's Windows.

And as a percentage of GDP, China's corporate R& D spending is almost on a par with the European Union's (around 1%).

The UN says agriculture is on a par with fossil fuel consumption because both rise rapidly with increased economic growth.

Branagh says he is not suggesting Thor is on a par with Shakespeare. But he insists the themes are similar and familiar.

We have played difficult opposition and our team has shown they are on a par with the best.

Agriculture accounts for 14 per cent of the world's total greenhouse gas emissions, on a par with the transport sector.

It's not quite on a par with other Java document models when you need a fully expanded representation.

He doesn't think his salary is on a par with his position in the company.

It puts China on a par with the US, the UK and other advanced nations that can protect citizens far from home.

And as a percentage of GDP, China's corporate R&D spending is almost on a par with the European Union's (around 1%).

What is more annoying? to be placed on a par with the thieves, this is slander, we reserve the right to sue.

That rule puts the UK on a par with Switzerland, which also has an outsized banking sector.

By 2025, the region should represent a market of 1 million consumers with spending power and habits on a par with those in Europe.

Modern education brought them on a par with students in Shanghai and Beijing.

We started downgrading countries such as Greece and Portugal in 2004, at a time when the market valued their bonds on a par with Germany's.

Surging poll ratings (see table) put them on a par with Finland's three main parties.

Traders were net long U. S. dollars by $7. 9 billion, on a par with levels last seen during the financial crisis.

The landscape is primary, on a par with the architecture.

The poorest province, Guizhou, has a GDP per head of $280, on a par with Bangladesh or Yemen.

Jack was on a par with John in their company.

Its regulators may simply be adopting a hard bargaining stance with RIM because they want to be treated on a par with bigger countries.

Lewis' retirement package is on a par with what other ex-Wall Street CEOs have received.

On the other side, the payment they get is can't be put on a par with the stars.

Non-farm employment has fallen by 0. 5% in three months, on a par with the worst of the 2001 recession.

But that is only on a par with forecasts for America, and the rate is expected to subside to 1. 7% by 2011.

Some of their biodiesel is also sold at gas stations at a price per calorie that is on a par with diesel.

As an actor he is on a par with the famous artists.

Some wonder if the Arab revolutions put 2011 on a par with 1917, when the Ottoman Empire broke up.

We should not put subjective reasons on a par with objective reasons in our analysis.

He is on a par with his brother in intelligence.

He is on a par with his brother in intelligence.

In science it is on a par with Jordan, poorer still.

The share of exports in Japan's GDP is much smaller than in Germany or China and until recently was on a par with that in America.

If so, this is on a par with a loss of $5. 5 billion in 2001.

BAIYUN sealant on a par with imported product