Sentence examples for Economic benchmarks from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Draghi would not elaborate on what economic benchmarks the bank might use to guide policy.

* Palestinian performance on judicial, administrative, and economic benchmarks, as established by the International Task Force on Palestinian Reform.

But the minutes said that "many" officials suggested tying the guidance to economic benchmarks, like the unemployment rate, rather than to the calendar.

The Democratic proposal in the House would require Mr. Bush to certify that the Iraqi government is meeting a series of military, political and economic benchmarks.

Earlier this year, Congress tried to quantify success or failure in Iraq by mandating periodic White House progress reports on 18 military, political and economic benchmarks.

One idea is to tie it to economic benchmarks, just as the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, has linked interest and unemployment rates.

This, in part, is because the single most important economic benchmark, employment, remains grim, surprisingly so.

Still, Fed officials indicated that choosing an economic benchmark might be difficult, implying that the policy change would not be an imminent one.

The central bank said that it would continue the asset purchases until it was satisfied the program had worked, but it did not designate a time frame or a specific economic benchmark for when it would stop.

Although the unemployment rate is widely reported upon and can therefore plausibly affect a president's re-election chances, I consider it less reliable as an economic benchmark and therefore prefer to work with versions of the payrolls numbers when given the choice).

Based on the 135- and 42-sector 2007 Chinese economic benchmark data, this study developed two disaggregated I-O LCA models for construction.