Sentence examples for law benchmark from inspiring English sources

We provide two simulated examples, a real social network and different sets of power law benchmark networks, to illustrate how our method can correctly detect communities in directed networks.

Under current law, the benchmark "silver" insurance plan covers about seventy per cent of over-all health-care costs and has a deductible of about thirty-six hundollarsllars.

This year less than half of the state's 1,109 schools met the federal law's benchmark for the percentage of students showing proficiency, a challenge that will get tougher each year.

In 1990, a conservative law journal, Benchmark, devoted an issue to attacking Professor Tribe as an ambitious and unscrupulous scholar, which was widely seen as an effort to vilify him to discourage any Democratic president from considering him for the Supreme Court.

The same website states that working hours must comply with national laws and benchmark industry standards, whichever affords greater protection.

"That means it's free to comply with these laws to benchmark buildings".

This indicates that disclosure laws requiring benchmarking data may be relatively more useful than engineering audits in explaining the observed energy performance of existing buildings.

International law sets the benchmark for a just peace and helps ensure that Palestinians and Israelis are treated equally.

Once p values are recognised as the gold standard of testing, they become subject to Goodhart's law, that any benchmark that can be measured will be gamed.

The proposed inverse optimal control technique is then used to enforce higher convergence rate constraints than the benchmark law, without increasing the total energy consumption.

The Parliament still has not passed legislation about how the country's oil and gas revenues should be divided — years after the Bush administration set such a law as a benchmark for progress.