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He added that there were many projects that "involve interactions with industry, and all of them have concrete benchmarks".

Human Rights Watch urged the council to set out concrete benchmarks for an effective justice and accountability mechanism, including a majority of international judges in an independent system and an independent international prosecutor.

And, as if to underscore that goal, the proposal says that a series of "clear and concrete benchmarks" for enforcement must first be reached before undocumented immigrants can even apply for green cards.

"It's a step forward, I think; it's also good there are some concrete benchmarks with 2010 as a deadline," said Roseann Rife, the deputy program director for Asia and the Pacific at Amnesty International.

Human Rights Watch admonished the I.O.C. to use this moment to demand several concrete benchmarks from Saudi officials: allowing sports for girls in schools, creating women's sections in the Saudi Olympic Committee and related sports federations and allowing women who live in the country to compete in international events.

Perceiving a dire need for concrete benchmarks toward sustainable development, the United Nations and world leaders formulated the targets that make up the seventeen goals.

We also find that an untuned implementation of ACME can invoke an actuator on one or all nodes in response to a discrete or aggregate event in less than four seconds, and we illustrate ACME's applicability to concrete benchmarking and monitoring scenarios.

ROSTAD: In their final form we hope they will be used as a concrete benchmark against which investors can evaluate and select the professionals most aligned with their interests.

Human rights dialogues might have some impact if tied to concrete, publicly articulated benchmarks.

"Such a vision will not be compelling unless it can be tied to concrete and measurable benchmarks at global and country levels that are both ambitious and plausible," note the authors of the JAMA piece.

Our approach is presented through a concrete example of benchmarking the performance and recovery of an Oracle DBMS running the standard TPC-C benchmark, extended to include two new elements: a faultload based on operator faults and measures related to recoverability.