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Despite a similarly grim portrait of conditions in Colombia last year, President Clinton waived a series of human rights benchmarks mandated by Congress in order for the military aid to flow.

Moreover, it also came down to whether local boards could trust the state and federal bureaucracies to release them from the MOU if districts opted out at a later date or if they didn't meet all of the benchmarks mandated and if released, whether they would have to pay back any disbursed grant funds.

In the interview after his television appearance, Mr. Levin said that any resolution about troop reductions in the next session of Congress would not contain detailed benchmarks mandating how many troops should be withdrawn by specific dates.

This coming June, the MSCI indexers might include Shanghai stocks in their biggest emerging market benchmarks, mandating more American money into the mainland.

A draft report states that only three of 18 congressionally mandated benchmarks for political and military progress have been met.

Coming out a day after President Bush argued that success in Iraq would allow him to begin withdrawing some American troops, the report found that Iraqi leaders had satisfactorily met half of 18 "benchmarks" that Congress had mandated during its debate this year over whether to finance an increase in the American force in Iraq.

The Government Accountability Office, in a draft assessment reported yesterday, determined that Iraq has failed to meet 15 out of 18 benchmarks for political and military progress mandated by Congress.

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The DOL has mandated that fees be benchmarked.

Some students must take separate state-, district-, and school-level benchmarking assessments on top of their federally mandated annual tests.

With its successive coverage announcements for heart, liver, and lung transplants [ 5- 7], Medicare has mandated similar volume standards, thereby linking benchmarking to reimbursement for all major solid organ transplants.