Sentence examples for issue of benchmarks from inspiring English sources

The forthcoming issue of Benchmarks will contain a detailed account of the recent financial history of the University and of the anticipated consequences of the current financial downturn.

Please refer to the next issue of Benchmarks for further background on the present situation and more detail of our plans for facing these challenges. .

A number of benchmarks are being developed to address these issues, including LCW's low carbon workplace standard which measures CO2 emissions per person per year.

Regulators could also issue a ratings scale--like the crash test ratings generated for cars, trucks and SUVs by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration--where a bank would receive progressively higher marks based on the number of benchmarks it met.

One day in April there was no trading at all in the most recent issue of the benchmark ten-year bond.In this section Choosing the right pin Frothy again Shekeled and bound Quantitative freezing Black-cat market Fluid dynamics ReprintsThat has left the private sector little room to influence the price of JGBs, says Naka Matsuzawa of Nomura, an investment bank.

Second, in order to address the problem efficiently, it is imperative that we measure the magnitude of the issue, set benchmarks and track progress against targets.

Those proposals envisage giving Iraq a deadline, possibly March 28, to meet a series of benchmarks set by the Security Council on outstanding disarmament issues.

Table 2 Properties of benchmarks.

Those are the kind of benchmarks I'll be using.

While most magazines (this one excluded, of course) and literary journals can be dry and tedious, each issue of Fence seems to raise its own benchmark.

Global issues of reliability of benchmarking of hospital data and the issue of differences in interpretation of definitions are addressed.