Many were on a par with the more academic independent schools, without the price tag.
Is a Russian in Mayfair on a par with a Pakistani in the Midlands?
That would be a drop on a par with the 1930s and far below most forecasts.
That is on a par with the number of executions this year by Ayatollah Khomeini's "revolutionary" courts.
That technology, he claimed, could potentially help Ivanhoe achieve a market value on a par with Google.
Hard to envision, but South Beach is on a par with such locales as Detroit and Toledo.
Or should it be the newest of the big, on a par with Germany, France and Britain?
Polls show approval ratings for the economy on a par with the rest of his dismal numbers.
And no one disputes that West Bengal has suffered deindustrialisation on a par with the likes of Detroit.
With deposits almost on a par with loans, Malaysia's banks may be forced to borrow overseas, Rountree says.
Moody's has cut Spanish sovereign debt to just a notch above junk status, on a par with Azerbaijan.
Few American composers in any category of music were on a par with William Thomas Strayhorn.
Neither of these cases, of course, had outcomes remotely on a par with the tragedy of Aaron Swartz.
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It also provides analysis of the raw data, which will be on a par with anything available privately.
Farmland is being treated as a strategic asset on a par with oil.
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Its default rate hovers around 5%, on a par with banks, says Breslow.
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That would put it on a par with Sweden, Italy or Saudi Arabia, another big donor outside the establishment club.
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During the past 40 years, Milan has become a fashion capital on a par with Paris and New York.
No fewer than 64 CPPCC delegates argued that such firms should be put on a par with their state-owned counterparts.
This time round they will be and it'll be a one-off on a par with Wimbledon or, say, the Superbowl.
Good news for Entergy-Koch, which has an A bond rating--about on a par with that of a typical big-city bank.
In developed countries today many women receive educations and earn salaries that are on a par with those of men.
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Bringing these taxes up to the same levels would allow us to have public transport on a par with these countries.
The AFL is expected to draw less than 2% of households, on a par with the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
That is on a par with crisis-hit Greece, Ireland and Portugal, and far higher than in any other big rich economy.
Some are comparing it, perhaps with just a touch of hyperbole, to a revolution on a par with the Arab spring.
The corruption rankings of Transparency International, a Berlin-based lobby group, put Turkey behind South Africa and on a par with Cuba.
The product offensive could transform the automaker from a niche player to something more on a par with its German rivals.
It vanished in countries such as Norway and Sweden, where the sexes are more or less on a par with one another.
Alvarez-Machaina, the court said the claims must involve specific violations of international law on a par with piracy and attacks on ambassadors.
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