Sentence examples for benchmarks to meet from inspiring English sources

Kanschat said she will develop a "plan for stabilization" that includes assessing "what each board member thinks and their capacities for being more involved". She also aims to establish fundraising "benchmarks" to meet in the coming year.

1. Homelessness (contributed to by sober-living facilities): A growing issue that will continue to grow with recent court decisions and acts taken by neighboring cities. 2. Pension/unfunded liabilities: Currently the city is well behind on benchmarks to meet the required contributions.

Use these statistics to set benchmarks to meet as you develop a routine.

In what now counts as an endorsement, Jefferies's shares trade a bit above book value, a theoretically easy benchmark to meet but one failed by most competitors.

One of the proposed benchmarks is to meet at least 75% of demand for family planning by 2030.

For example, the inspector general said that taxpayer support of the companies may have made performance benchmarks easier to meet for executives.

This chapter proposes a four-layered approach for NP benchmark definition to meet these goals.

The general guidelines proposed in this paper can be used to design and construct various benchmark suites to meet different needs.

"There are minimum benchmarks Google has to meet," said Matthew Fitzsimmons, an assistant Connecticut attorney general who negotiated with the company.

Also, he should scrap timetables and benchmarks for Baghdad to meet, which just tells the average Iraqi that their government is a puppet of Washington.

The Universe has certain natural quality benchmarks to be met in the sense that organisms must qualify to survive and reproduce.