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Lawyers who exceed their targets often get a bonus.
Research shows that such setups may dampen performance at the high end: Managers tend not to exceed their targets by any significant amount.
Redman said the master's program in finance routinely achieves a high yield, and the Ph.D. programs in music composition, religion, astrophysics, Spanish and Portuguese, history, psychology, English, and history of science meet or exceed their targets.
The program caps carbon dioxide emissions from electric power providers and allows those that exceed their targets in reducing pollution to sell their allotted carbon "allowances" to other companies at public auctions as an incentive to further reduce emissions.
Germany and most southern European countries will exceed their targets if they keep building windmills at the current pace, so analysts at HSBC predict cuts in clean-energy subsidies.
But with the exception of the army during the worst years in Iraq, the armed forces consistently meet or exceed their targets for recruitment and retention.Indeed, Robert Hale, the Pentagon's comptroller, says the department now has the opposite problem: with unemployment around 9%, fewer soldiers are quitting, pushing up costs.
A mid-ranking adviser needed to exceed their target by 138% to qualify for promotion and pay rise; those who consistently failed to meet 90% of their targets would be demoted and have their salaries cut.
Despite increased competition from the rest of the world, the trio helped ParalympicsGB comfortably exceed their target of recording "more medals in more sports" than in Beijing, where they won 102.
With Britain's cyclists unable to deliver as they did in Beijing due to rule changes, the rowers will be expected to step up to the plate and exceed their target of between four and six medals.
The European Union wants to cut these emissions by 3 percent next year compared with a 2004-2006 base line, using a cap-and-trade scheme that would force airlines to buy permits to cover emissions that exceed their target.
