Sentence examples for meet those benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Taiwanese technology companies have decades of experience in accepting detailed computer performance benchmarks from American customers and then figuring out the least expensive way to meet those benchmarks.

Mr. McGreevey promised to improve third-grade literacy, and said that for the state's failing, neediest school districts, "we need benchmarks of accountability, we need a governor who is going to work with parents, with principals, to ensure that we meet those benchmarks.

and encouraging radiology departments to meet those benchmarks.

Where policies do not meet benchmarks, it is still possible for many and sometimes even most programs in a state to meet those benchmarks.

It's called the Patriotic Employer Tax Credit Act and provides a $1,200-per-U.S.-employee tax credit for companies that meet those benchmarks and grow or maintain their U.S. workforce.

They then studied children over time, analyzing whether they met those benchmarks and projecting whether they would make it to the middle class — with incomes at or above 300 percent of the poverty level — by age 40.

"They'd have to meet those quality benchmarks and requirements, and that puts added pressure on resources both at a federal level and a state level in terms of funding," Cornish told ABC radio.

In Bizarro Iraq, failing to meet those political benchmarks cost us the highest level of American military deaths in the war so far: 901 Americans killed in action and 6,071 wounded during 2007.

Last year, the University of Leicester was the only institution among the Times Top 20 universities to meet these benchmarks.

Once the scoring models meet these benchmarks, they are saved and used by the front-end scoring component of EvoGrader.

If they fail to meet the benchmarks Congress sets, they might be deprived of non-military aid.