"It creates a benchmark for which all international government websites can be judged on, " he added.
And the next government will very much be judged on its handling of the economy.
But from the beginning, Vogts asked to be judged on his record in competitive matches.
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Turkey will be judged on the basis of the same criteria as the other applicant states.
But his tenure as mayor will be judged on his success in tackling congestion and crime.
Chefs will be judged on a new criteria: incorporating elements of their country's cuisine into their creations.
Like a laptop, slates will be judged on factors such as speed, screen size, and battery life.
He expects his five-year term in office to be judged on Europe's success in meeting the Lisbon agenda.
"This film should be judged on its artistic merit, not who spends more money on advertising, " Davey said.
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The results matter: In many districts, teachers will be judged on how student scores improve from last year.
He will now be judged on results as Liverpool try to put last season's seventh-placed finish behind them.
But Turkey hopes to get assurance from the French that its bid will be judged on the right criteria.
But he knows he will ultimately be judged on the growth of the economy, inside enterprise zones and beyond.
Pupils will be judged on how accurately they remember poems and how well they perform them to an audience.
It has, possibly rashly, asked to be judged on its record of improving the quality of key public services.
Ultimately, though, he will be judged on Italy's progress in the tournament they won in 1968, not the qualifiers.
"But when you look back in history what will be judged on is" whether the "right strategic decision" was made.
At the same time, Obama said, schools should be judged on criteria other than student test performance, including attendance rate.
And I absolutely agree with Senator Clinton, that ultimately each of us have to be judged on our own merits.
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She should be judged on whether she gets her work done, and accomplishes the objectives set forth by leadership at Facebook.
He will, though, be judged on Romania's ability to pass beyond the first phase for the first time in their history.
It is widely believed by Mr Bush's friends in Washington that his entire presidency will now be judged on the outcome there.
After Blagojevich's announcement, Burris asked to be judged on his own merits.
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He is as entitled to be judged on his performance as was Rome's previous mayor, Walter Veltroni, once the Communists' youth leader.
When asked about his legacy as commissioner, Selig he wanted to be judged on the growth in franchise values since he took over.
But journalist Gordon Simpson, who covers the club for the Southampton Echo newspaper, says Cortese's decision will ultimately be judged on results.
His speech may be judged on whether he offers anything more than reheated rhetoric to jolt the becalmed peace process into new life.
Mr Simmonds said he would be judged on whether he had achieved his objectives of more police and a reduction in drug crime.
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Europe's leaders know that promises of further integration and unity are not enough - Europe will be judged on whether it can deliver, particular employment.
He can talk about product placement and quarterly margins all he wants, but he'll ultimately be judged on his ability--or inability--to turnaround his ratings-challenged network.
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