Sentence examples for minimum benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Not only do accreditors set their own standards, but Congress specifically prohibited the government from establishing minimum benchmarks for accreditors to judge success in student achievement.

"There are minimum benchmarks Google has to meet," said Matthew Fitzsimmons, an assistant Connecticut attorney general who negotiated with the company.

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DOE has outlined a series of minimum benchmarks for how much fuel automobiles must be able to carry--enough to allow them to drive 483 kilometers (300 miles) between fill-ups.

We found an average-risk ADR of 36.58% in men and 28.83% in women, both higher than the minimum benchmarks (ADR of 25% for men and 15% for women) recommended by the United States Multi-Society Task Force for screening colonoscopies [ 7, 16].

"More than half of the nation's nursing homes don't meet a minimum benchmark for staffing," Mr. Grassley said.

The board agreed to set a minimum benchmark for the greenhouse gas emissions cuts that projects must achieve, but not until 2016.

Negotiations between the national government and federal unions, which are meant to set a minimum benchmark for the provinces, also foundered.

The case study involved 22 on-site dam surveys finding micro level physical and management inadequacies that indicates macro dam safety management policy performs far below the minimum benchmark in Vietnam.

The Better Work report said just 16 percent of apparel workers who are paid by the number of pieces they produce earned 300 Haitian gourdes for an eight-hour day, or about $6.90, a minimum benchmark the factories must offer such workers.

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