Congress set benchmarks that Mr. Bush accepted.
They would also have to set benchmarks, define roles more clearly and review employee performance.
Business should use science to set benchmarks for their environmental initiatives as well.
The QAA scheme, however, appears to have set benchmarks written, sanctioned and accredited by the QAA.
And during its time as a gaming company, it has set benchmarks, revitalised genres and broken new ground.
But in the rush to privatise, they had neither the time nor the data to set benchmarks for every scheduled train.
Regulators around the world have been investigating more than a dozen big banks that help set benchmarks like the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.
He has set benchmarks for each of them, asking them to prove they could build support among crucial demographic groups, like Hispanic voters in Upper Manhattan.
Washington, Brussels and the IMF could set benchmarks for the disbursement of the aid, pegged to democratic reform being implemented in Egypt.
Alice Jones, 'The Independent', 13 August 2010 There are comedians who set benchmarks of quality and then there is the uniquely gifted Daniel Kitson.
Maybe the upward progress of virtuosity begins with newly set benchmarks -- to be pursued and soon equaled by others -- and with this CD another one has been set.
