New behavior: The standards for serving on a board are changing to reflect a diversity of mindset versus a qualification of having been CEO of a public company.
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"It seems to me that you could have standards for serving on a board," Minow said, citing one board's provision that conviction of a felony was not grounds for its CEO's termination.
A trout of the genera Salmo, exemplified by the brown trout, or Oncorhynchus, exemplified by the rainbow trout, can serve as a "standard" for the form and function of salmoniform fishes.
This isn't McDonald's first redesign effort, (see here and here) but the Tampa model is serving as a standard for what 800 other franchises will look like by the end of the year.
Serial dilutions of the plasmid containing a portion of rickettsial 17-kDa antigen gene were assessed in parallel, serving as a standard for concentration analysis.
There is now increasing evidence that the CONSORT statement may have contributed to improve reporting in some fields [ 36– 38]; however, it is not sufficient to serve as a standard for reporting all the attributes of a health service delivery intervention for the management of RA.
This core collection of journals produced by the medical information working party of the British Medical Association (BMA) is used as a selection tool for journal subscription in the United Kingdom health care sector, and also as an accreditation standard for libraries serving postgraduate medical education.
I hope that this case will serve as a standard for other utility commissions as they work through the complex issues of the cost of carbon pollution.
Productivity may also serve as a standard for grading and evaluating any group of workers performing common tasks, distinguishing the more from the less productive.
Universally respected by his fellow riders and beloved by fans, Ramon has built a towering and well-deserved reputation that serves as a standard for all future jockeys".
