Sentence examples for has a benchmark from inspiring English sources
"The portfolio has a benchmark of a 15percentt return requirement," said Keith L. Johnson, chief legal counsel of the state investment board.
As we know from her 30-minute Tory leadership campaign, Theresa May has a benchmark for buffoonish negotiation, and it's that loser who went to Europe to do a deal and "came back with three nearly new water cannon".
The Swiss watchmaker Hublot has made numerous versions of its Classic Fusion watch, but the addition of a model made in partnership with the stylish Parisian house of Berluti has a benchmark feel to it.
Each ACT subject-area test has a benchmark that sets minimum scores needed to give students a 50percentt chance of earning a 'B' or higher and a 75percentt chance of earning a 'C' or higher in a typical first-year college course.
The system also has a benchmark section where the GPs can compare their own treatment results (and the development of these over time) with the municipal, regional and national average of their colleagues.
"Once you have a benchmark for the first 25 banks, then this will have trigger effects," he said.
From 1979 through March 2009 — the last month to have a benchmark revision — the median change from the first number to the final one was up or down 71,000 jobs.
Minimum benefits will vary from state to state, as each state will have a benchmark plan, reflecting coverage typically offered by employers.
Before these parties and Microsoft respond, though, they will have a benchmark to guide them: The European Union will announce its Microsoft antitrust decision on Monday.
