This benchmark needs to be met regardless of ethnicity, specified demographic subgroups, limited English proficiency, or other identified disability factors.
Mr. Kyl and other conservative Republicans who back the compromise counter that it includes improvements over last year's bill, including the requirement that certain border enforcement benchmarks would have to be met before illegal immigrants could win their first legal visas, and limitations on immigrants' bringing over members of their extended families.
Figure 6 also shows that the occurrence of one or more predicted failures in the sample would require the sample size to increase even further if the 10% benchmark criterion were to be met.
The microenvironmental control over how these cells can keep their plasticity [ 5], that is, how they can stay quiescent and be utilized by the body only in case of necessity under healthy conditions, is a benchmark that needs to be met by engineered tissues.
It lays out the final benchmarks that must be met to come to an agreement on the boundaries of a permanent Palestinian state by the end of 2005.
It adds that Mr Bush must also present "a plan that identifies the remaining political, economic, and military benchmarks that must be met and a reasonable schedule to achieve them".
We would not assert that each and every benchmark must be met by a program to produce good results.
The state has since given Roosevelt specific benchmarks that must be met.
"After four speeches, we still do not know the remaining political, economic and military benchmarks that must be met and the schedule for achieving them," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader in the Senate.
