With sufficient authority.
(the word commensurate means having the same measure of, adequate, proportionate)"Is the reward commensurate with the task that is at hand?""The new CEO was given a salary commensurate with his responsibilities."
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God has the highest authority
Is the word authority a verb
Authorization is a noun.
(the word commensurate means having the same measure of, adequate, proportionate)"Is the reward commensurate with the task that is at hand?""The new CEO was given a salary commensurate with his responsibilities."
It means proportional. "He received holiday pay commensurate with his experience" means that he got holiday pay in proportion to the amount of experience he had.
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As in any job, the salary is commensurate with the level of authority or responsibility, and the amount of time in the service. Please check the chart linked to below for the current pay scale for the US Air Force.
commensurate
Adjective Corresponding in size or degree; in proportion.
yes
When time is limited, commanders may specify DMETL tasks for subordinate units. When specifying the DMETL tasks, commanders acknowledge a commensurate level of risk involved.
Yes. And they should be commensurate with fines charged in the area to tenants in buildings owned by landlords, and perhaps regulated by the local municipal authority.
Some synonyms of symetrical are: balanced, commensurate, equal, proportional, regular, shapely, commensurable.
It means of the same extent of the education prior listed, or of the same "type" of education.
Yes. Diamond is a hard material because it has strong chemical bonds.