Sentence examples for move the benchmarks from inspiring English sources

But the sport's popularity and ratings have not reached some imaginary benchmarks in my mind, and even if they do, I will simply move the benchmarks.

One UBS trader openly discussed paying the broker for his help with trying to move the benchmark rate.

There is no suggestion that ICIS or any other PRA has been involved in speculation themselves, but there are fears their reporting could be distorted by misleading information provided by energy traders, or by anomalously priced trades designed to move the benchmark price.

The central bank raised interest rates in August by moving the benchmark overnight loan rate from near zero to 0.25percentt, ending the so-called zero-interest rate policy despite calls by economic policy makers to wait.

With reforms to Libor expected to be unveiled on Friday, the filings in the Singapore court show how traders around the globe appeared to find it easy to move the interest rate benchmark for at least four years.

In reaction to the move, the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 hit a seven-year high, up 1.3%, while the Australian dollar slumped to a six-year low of $0.7650.

Shortly afterward, Weisman moved into the Benchmark offices to participate in the company's four-monthlong entrepreneur-in-residence program.

At the close of business Thursday, the Hornets were 696 season tickets short of the league's benchmark for moving the team from Charlotte.

The algorithms have been tested on the Moving Peaks Benchmark and the dynamic version of the Ackley, Griewank and Rastrigin functions.

An extensive set of experiments is conducted on a variety of dynamic environments, generated by the moving peaks benchmark, to evaluate the performance of the proposed approach.

The changes the Fed has approved, and the ones it is now considering, will expand the kinds of securities that primary dealers -- banks and broker-dealers -- can use as collateral in dealing with the Fed as the central bank seeks to move its benchmark short-term interest rate.