Sentence examples similar to institute elevated benchmarks from inspiring English sources
It was renamed Tuskegee Institute in 1937 and began offering graduate-level instruction in 1943; the institute was elevated to university status in 1985.
To lessen gender bias in their organizations, managers can institute salary benchmarks based on objective performance measures.
Then, just two years later, the Division of Environmental Health Sciences was elevated to institute status to form the NIEHS.
Bristol-Myers Squibb not only has instituted such benchmarks for negotiation performance but also trains senior managers on how to use them and how to best offer constructive criticism.
Carla O'Dell is the chairman of APQC, a non-profit business research institute focused on benchmarking, best practices, process improvement and knowledge management for a global corporations and consulting firms.
In 2010, Congress elevated the center to an institute.
From 1972 to 1985, over half of the public wells in the entire study area contained elevated nitrate concentrations (Silent Spring Institute 2002).
It is his goal to elevate the institute into a front-line force, one that will make the case for classical discipline in architecture.
The first was on Oct. 19, 1970, when a section of steel framework elevated the north tower of the trade center to 1,254 feet, four feet above Empire State's 1,250-foot 1,250-foot
It elevated the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs portfolio to the Politburo Standing Committee level, and it created dozens of new Hong Kong-focused policy institutes within government-sponsored universities and think tanks.
