Sentence examples for benchmarks of good from inspiring English sources

Parole boards require certain benchmarks of good behavior, like work participation and education attainment, that aren't offered to inmates in SHUs.

He sees it early: do that and play it late is the benchmark of good players.

We are considered a benchmark of good practice artistically, organisationally and with regard to audience development and disability.

They found that the region's teachers spent less than 65% of their time in class actually teaching, compared with a benchmark of good practice in schools in the United States of 85% (see chart).

The processes implemented have become a national and international benchmark of good operational practices in drinking water distribution systems.

"The study appeared to sweep aside all known benchmarks of scientific good practice and, more importantly, to ignore the minimal standards of scientific and ethical conduct…" (Arjo et al. [11]), and.

In Test cricket the benchmark of a good player is set not just by an obvious skill but by how he can apply that.

Vanilla Vanilla is the benchmark of a good ice cream maker.

Last summer almost two-thirds of Knowsley school-leavers failed to achieve the government benchmark of five good GCSEs.

The race was declared as soon as polls closed, something that I suggested is a more tangible benchmark of a "good" performance than an arbitrary numerical threshold.

Among poorer white children, meanwhile, just a quarter of boys (24%) and a third of girls (32%) achieve the benchmark of five good GCSEs, leading to calls for schools to target those pupils at risk of falling behind.