Sentence examples for key benchmarking from inspiring English sources
A key benchmarking challenge for policy-makers is identifying what degree of each kind of improvement is appropriate.
The rate, a key benchmark for short-term borrowing costs in the economy, is now 4percentt.
The troubles center on a key benchmark known as the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.
The EU is said to be ready to impose record-breaking fines for alleged collusion for rigging key benchmark rates.
The fines are the latest to be levied on banks and financial firms for manipulating key benchmark rates.
That means banks are largely making estimates for key benchmarks like the three-month and the one-year Libor.
The bank's investigation showed that its wrongdoing is mainly centered on another key benchmark, the Tokyo interbank offered rate.
President Bush set enactment of a national oil law that centralizes development and ensures an equitable division of the profits as a key benchmark of progress.
An announcement from RBS is expected in the coming weeks, as it settles with UK and overseas regulators on the manipulation of the key benchmark interest rate.
Repeatedly re-endorsed at international summits since the 1970s, "0.7" has become a key benchmark by which the generosity of donor countries is measured.
With Florida boasting two presidential candidates in Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio and Ohio's governor, John Kasich, running too, these contests could prove key benchmarks.
