Sentence examples for benchmark that would from inspiring English sources

That's the popular-vote benchmark that would allow the Greens to get federal matching funds in 2004..

Schofield said the proposed target was not inconsistent with the Fair Work Act, because it was a "benchmark" that would still allow the commission to consider other factors.

"Her boss wanted her to find a different benchmark that would make it look like the firm had done OK," says Gentile.

Sampras is seeking his fifth Wimbledon title, a benchmark that would equal Bjorn Borg's modern men's record, in addition to gaining himself an 11th career Grand Slam title.

In tandem with the rest of the city's hospitality industry, Liverpool's restaurateurs have made great strides but recently have lacked a benchmark that would help raise the standard of food and service to the next level.

Mr. Dow had the vision to create a benchmark that would project general market conditions and, therefore, help investors bewildered by fractional dollar changes.

Mr. Grassley offered an amendment that would essentially abolish the path to legalization by tying it to border-sealing benchmarks that would be impossible to meet.

PARCC tests are given in seven states and the District, and they were meant to set common benchmarks that would allow for direct comparisons.

Fourth, Israel is pushing the EU-3 to define benchmarks that would signal a failure of the process, and to identify the concrete consequences of such failure.

Moreover, it said, in defining "essential health benefits," the government should try to guarantee that the average premium would not exceed benchmarks that would be set by the secretary of health and human services.

There has been increasing recognition that intermediaries require stronger accountability and restriction benchmarks that would allow for fairer assessments, accurate showcasing and democratization of using appropriate and relevant tools.