Sentence examples for benchmarks set from inspiring English sources

These metrics are compared with benchmarks set by the United Soybean Board and endorsed by Unilever.

The fund comfortably beat the investment benchmarks set for it by Norway's government.

In North America, gas is a traded commodity whose price is usually linked to benchmarks set at the Henry Hub, a meeting point of pipelines in Louisiana.

Out of the 40 states that provide state financed preschool, only four states and one program in Louisiana met 10 benchmarks set by the institute.

BY LATE July Greece had completed only about 100 out of more than 300 reform benchmarks set by international lenders after their last visit to Athens in February.

Investigators found that most of the money paid under the demonstration program went to "average-performing plans" rated lower than the benchmarks set by Congress.

That helmet and many others were designed to meet the benchmarks set by the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, or Nocsae.

The Petraeus team believes the government is failing to work hard enough to meet other national reconciliation "benchmarks" set by Mr Bush.

In Bosnia, for example, the European Union has judged elections that occurred decades later, using benchmarks set in the 1995 Dayton Accords.

IHMS's care of asylum seekers is measured by the immigration department through a series of key healthcare benchmarks set out in its contract.

Clearing firms are allowed wide discretion to raise margin requirements above the benchmarks set by the Federal Reserve and market regulators, with little notification.