Sentence examples for benchmark in part to from inspiring English sources

During weeks of wrenching internal debate, administration officials decided on the July 2011 benchmark in part to send a signal to Afghanistan's government that the clock was ticking for Afghan troops to take a greater role against the Taliban.

This benchmark was introduced in part to prevent schools from switching to non-academic qualifications in order to jump up the league tables.

Generally our sampling and modeling techniques work very well; our annual benchmark adjustments, which are designed in part to capture fuller information on births and deaths that isn’t immediately available, have been quite small (0.2% or less) in recent years.

Thanks in part to this new flexibility, unit labour costs, a benchmark of competitiveness, have fallen sharply relative to other countries.

Authorities disagree on the precise benchmarks that should be applied to psychometric measures such as alpha coefficients (these benchmarks in part depending on the application; for example, with lower correlations being acceptable for scales that are intended to compare groups than for scales use to measure change within individuals).

It now pays a hefty three percentage points more than Germany on its benchmark bonds, in part because investors fear that the austerity program, by retarding growth and so far failing to reduce borrowing, will make it harder for Dublin to pay its bills rather than easier.

It now pays a hefty three percentage points more than Germany on its benchmark bonds, in part because investors now fear that the austerity program, by retarding growth and so far failing to reduce borrowing, will make it harder for Dublin to pay its bills rather than easier.

Tests at ambient temperature as well as tests above the melting point of polypropylene are part of the benchmark, in order to determine both the dry and hydrodynamic friction characteristics.

The development of benchmarks based in part on practice in other centres may be an evidence-based means by which these restrictions can be lifted, if this requires action at political level.

Benchmarking and performance management have a big part to play in that, and a new collection brings together academics and practitioners from across the globe to tell the story of just how and why that might be.

Yesterday engineers installed benchmarks in order to monitor movement along part of the wall on Liberty Street, just south of the southern tower, where a trough 70 feet deep in some places has left the wall without any support.