DealBook » British Authorities Unveil Changes in Libor Oversight | The Financial Services Authority aims to improve the accuracy and reliability of the benchmark, Mark Scott reported.
This historic benchmark will mark the beginning of the end of what has proved to be a tumultuous transitional period, polarizing society between liberal and religious forces, pitting proponents of a civil state against those favoring a religious one, and dividing Muslims and Copts along sectarian lines.
It is important to note that despite its objectivity and the fact that it has become a benchmark, the mark test is not free from controversy [14].
Measuring the interval to the next available routine appointment, whilst measuring the measurable [ 35] will, if a consistent standard can be agreed, provide benchmark data, and mark an important step towards a compendium of methods to assess quality in primary care.
Addressing these parental complaints, Pelham district officials said they planned to change the system next year to use benchmarks for each marking period — rather than a year-end standard — to give more timely snapshots of students' progress (and allow many more students to earn 4's from the beginning).
The results, to be published in 2013, will form the basis of Your Care Rating quality mark – a national benchmark for quality.
I'll also highlight Gurley's comments around the 4 20 mark talking about Benchmark's strategy for hiring new blood periodically to keep things fresh.
The 1966 album Pet Sounds marked a new benchmark for pop and, as Paul McCartney has often enough stated, was a major influence on Sergeant Pepper.
And 10 of the 12 patients receiving the drug soon reached the benchmarks that were considered to mark significant improvement, while only two of the nine given placebos did.
On Tuesday, United States forces pulled out the remaining combat troops from Iraq's cities, marking an important benchmark in a withdrawal strategy that had been negotiated between the two countries.
