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IHMS's care of asylum seekers is measured by the immigration department through a series of key healthcare benchmarks set out in its contract.

"UNICEF Malaysia is committed to supporting and enhancing national policies to ensure that the country attains the benchmarks set out in the national plans for Vision 2020," Mr Youssouf affirmed.

The full-day General Assembly gathering marks the first of three time-bound benchmarks set out in the Declaration of Commitment, the international community's agreed-upon blueprint for reversing the spread of infection, and caring for those already infected.

In particular, Dr. Salah will draw upon the benchmarks for health and education set out in the recent Afghanistan Compact, and Afghanistan's commitments to the Millennium Development Goals, urging all actors to place increased emphasis on supporting long-term development initiatives.

If the Free Health Care is implemented well, Sierra Leone will indeed, become a country fit for women and children and will be better positioned to meet some of the benchmarks on health that are set out in the Millennium Development Goals".

The benchmarks for adequate response in an emergency of this kind are those set out in international guidelines and standards (for example, the Sphere standards), but the recovery-development phase is often new territory, not easily measured against predictive targets.

Yet the Japanese requests – set out in a 15-page memo – are likely to become the benchmark by which many countries with strong economic ties to the UK will judge the outcome of the talks.

BY LATE July Greece had completed only about 100 out of more than 300 reform benchmarks set by international lenders after their last visit to Athens in February.

Service provision was compared against benchmarks set by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) and previous reports in the literature.

Out of the 40 states that provide state financed preschool, only four states and one program in Louisiana met 10 benchmarks set by the institute.

In the UK, the foreign secretary, William Hague, set out early benchmarks by which the Muslim Brotherhood would be judged in the west.