Similar words: riparian, pass up, tripartite, peripatetic, assure, assume, assured, assuage. Meaning: [‚pærɪ'pæsuː] 
adv. used in legal language.
adv. used in legal language. 
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1. There three cars made a pari passu advance.
2. Inflation and interest rates are increasing pari passu.
3. Liberty and law advance pari passu.
4. The new share will rank pari passu with the existing one.
5. All the new shares rank pari passu with the existing shares in all respects.
6. Obesity in Britain, for example, has increased pari passu with the splintering of families: and now it is never too early to teach children lack of self-control.
7. The covenants clause is composed of sub-clauses such as negative pledge, pari passu, financial covenant and so on.
8. T is, therefore only natural that the population of Formosa has rapidly increased pari passu with the development of its resources.
9. This clause is the combination of negative pledge and pari passu clause. It insures that the lender has the priority second to no other secured creditor and non-secured creditor to gather repayment.
10. The over - all productivity of labor has risen pari passu with this investment.
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11. It is, therefore only natural that the population of Formosa has rapidly increased pari passu with the development of its resources.
12. We established in chapter 8 that employment can only increase pari passu with investment unless there is a change in the propensity to consume.
More similar words: riparian, pass up, tripartite, peripatetic, assure, assume, assured, assuage, assumed, pass, assuming, assuring, reassure, passe, viviparous, bipartisan, multiparty, assurance, pass off, bypass, compass, passel, passed, pass away, pass by, pass on, pass out, participate, participant, assumption.