The prosecution praised the sentences, saying they set a benchmark for future cases of "ethnic cleansing".
That year, the Seals went 132-80 under manager Daniel Long, setting the benchmark for future generations.
It set a benchmark for future dialogue in this election and for our delegates to the now and future Congress.
For many of those papers, this marks the first time that such an independent analysis has been done, providing a benchmark for future reports.
The 2014 event – named the President's Cup after Putin – would launch the sport on the world stage and "set a benchmark" for future UK-Russian relations.
(He made exceptions, especially when he planned to pay a sum so large that it would hoist a benchmark for future transactions).
Those discounted fees will likely set a lower benchmark for future World Cup television-rights bids in the U.S., potentially costing FIFA millions of dollars in future revenue.
These will be developed to provide a more consistent benchmark for future years, demonstrating how uptake of the strategy is progressing," he said.
Oakwood now plans to reduce this to £12,000 per prisoner, prompting Chris Grayling to cite it as the benchmark for future costs for all prisons.
He claimed it set the benchmark for future costs across the prison system in England and Wales, and has called Oakwood his model for other jails.
The rate-setters' fear was that inflation would persist if firms and households used today's rate as a benchmark for future wages and prices.
