Examples of using Commensurate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You will captivate their sonorous voice and the development does not commensurate with the age of sincerity.
Risks bother me and the stakes would need to be commensurate, but I can't imagine you taking risks frivolously.".
Yes, but… calculate your hours commensurate, and Mr. bell will pay you a fee.
If the bankers' power were commensurate only with their wealth,
Centralized currencies are controlled and issued by central state banks in an amount commensurate with the amount of goods and services produced in an economy.
He goes on:“If the bankers' power were commensurate only with their wealth,
After all, common sense dictates that our incomes should be commensurate to our success.
If someone has proven he will go to great efforts for you- even to the point of saving your life- then your level of gratitude will be commensurate.
Its goal was to improve the immigrants' employability and impart job-search skills that will enable them to find work commensurate with their qualifications.
When the suspects are caught and charged and a verdict rendered… you would be eligible for the assignment of your choosing… commensurate to sentencing.
There may soon be an Iranian naval presence commensurate with Tehran's hegemonic ambitions.
we hope to make you an offer that you consider commensurate with your talents.
how poor you were, as long as you provided a commensurate amount in savings.
A child should have responsibility and independence commensurate with his status as a child.
The Foundation works with young people who do not have access to higher education or cannot translate it into commensurate employment.
Yes, if you are an existing Latitudes member you will receive the benefits commensurate with your current tier level.
On the other hand, VUZF University offers high-level training, commensurate with the leading universities in Europe.
We believe holding a distinguished 55-year-old professor in custody is a historical mistake and not commensurate with the image that America strives to extend throughout the world as a bastion of free scientific exchange among schools and academic institutions,” they said.
He is also known as a traditionalist who demands respect commensurate with his status; even his closest friends refer to him as"Godfather" or"Don Corleone" rather than"Vito".
We believe holding a distinguished 55 year old professor in custody is a historical mistake and not commensurate with the image that America strives to extend throughout the world as a bastion of free scientific exchange among schools and academic institutions,” the statement says.