Sentence examples for any benchmarks for from inspiring English sources
And the overall consensus seemed to be that the fashions at the Games, while far from setting any benchmarks for style, were starkly less awful than in the past, and more connected to the world outside the ice rink than at many Games in recent memory.
Kate Henderson, Chief Executive of the Town and Country Planning Association said "The cancellation of the policy marks the end of any benchmark for building the high quality, sustainable homes that we so desperately need".
The auditor general was critical of Australia's decision to withdraw from the JLTV program because it left Thales as the sole bidder for the work, removing competitive pressure and any benchmark for the government.
He added that the legislation also calls for "accurate ratings" but doesn't provide any benchmark for how the rating agencies will be judged on their ability to rate companies' debt.
If the comments of George H.W. Bush best friend Brent Scowcroft about the Republicans today are any benchmark for the views of President #41, then add that President to the roster too.
Universities themselves will decide whether they have high or low levels of under-representation - with agreement from Offa - and there will not be any fixed national benchmarks for such levels.
Many legal experts viewed the deal as a benchmark for any future Wall Street settlements, when or if they emerge.
But the Heath government decided not to take the opportunity and also rejected an offer by the TUC that it would not use settlement of the miners' pay as a benchmark for any other union negotiations.
The proposals the lawyers find most upsetting would require them to provide data on what their firms charge in other specialties and submit budgets at the outset as a benchmark for any fee increases later in the process.
This feedback will then act as a benchmark for any corrective action, that may be required.
Hence, the analytical solution becomes a benchmark for any related numerical approximations.
