Sentence examples for benchmarks for measuring from inspiring English sources

It finally sets benchmarks for measuring progress by Kabul and Islamabad.

He also said that the Administration would establish benchmarks for measuring progress.

Mr. Maliki's earlier effort to reunite the country was one of Washington's primary benchmarks for measuring political progress in Iraq.

Let us not forget, either, Mr. Bush's former top-down benchmarks for measuring success: "an Iraq that can govern itself, sustain itself and defend itself".

In a bid to speed things up, Facebook has struck an alliance with Nielsen to create a series of benchmarks for measuring the impact of social-network advertising on brands.

When the administration's benchmarks for measuring progress in Iraq first surfaced last year they were seen as a way of maintaining pressure on the Iraqi government to achieve realistic goals - while alleviating some of the anxieties of the US public about its commitment to Iraq.

19 The current state of emergency and surgical capacity across PNG is inadequately understood, and precludes setting-specific benchmarks for measured action.

That start date is a useful benchmark for measuring the plan's inadequacy.

He said the results were being seen as a benchmark for measuring future progress, adding, "We would like to ask the nation for help".

Mayor Cory A. Booker welcomed the findings, saying the statistics were a useful benchmark for measuring the failures and successes of his administration.

The number of people living in extreme poverty is likely to fall for the first time below 10% of the world's population in 2015, the World Bank said on Sunday as it revised its benchmark for measuring the problem.