Sentence examples for measurable benchmarks from inspiring English sources
It should demand a strict democratization program, with measurable benchmarks, beginning with the removal of Mr. Montesinos from all political influence.
The hearings lacked the suspense of last September's debate, when the focus was on measurable benchmarks and heightened expectations of speedy troop withdrawals.
The Afghan government' s program is defined by measurable benchmarks contained in this document, as well as the detailed National Priority Programs supported by the conference that together represent a prioritized requirements of the Afghan National Development Strategy.
So the obvious question is, if Obama's gonna up the ante to 30,000 troops, why not just give the general the 40,000 he asked for, albeit it with stringent progress demands, measurable benchmarks and realistic timetables for "mission accomplished" and a successful exit?
Almost sixty governments, and many dozens of non-governmental organizations, signed a pledge on the spot to redouble efforts to achieve that goal, through measurable benchmarks.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel has said he adamantly opposes agreements based on timelines, contending that they should be driven instead by measurable, benchmark achievements.
Titration to a percentage of the recommended (theoretical) optimum provided a consistent and measurable benchmark for comparing groups, where it was not assumed that 100% was achievable or necessarily desirable for the individual resident.
Christensen said the AXA fund of funds seems to have a stronger emphasis on measurable social benchmarks than others of its type.
"In addition, we are extremely concerned that the current operation lacks measurable goals, benchmarks of success and a clear scope," they write.
Although reports have warned of performance hits, Apple says it has observed "no measurable reduction" in benchmark scores.
