Sentence examples for or benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Unlike his recent predecessors, the mayor proposed no show-stopping initiatives or benchmarks against which he could be judged.

The administration announces that it will propose timetables or benchmarks, and the Iraqi prime minister denounces them".

Fourth, highlight negotiations like the recent Geneva Accord as at least models or benchmarks for a comprehensive solution.

In asking for more money, Mr. Gates pledged that he would soon provide Congress with specific goals, or benchmarks, to judge future progress in Pakistan.

Under the proposal, Saddam would have 10 days to prove that Iraq has taken a "strategic decision" to disarm, which could be done with a series of tests or "benchmarks".

It has specified that the review will consider whether the "baselines" or benchmarks set for emissions from the 140-odd businesses covered by the scheme should be tightened to make sure Australia's policies can meet the promised 2030 emissions reduction target.

Commissioners, however, can only make decisions based on data; what they can see, measure or benchmark.

PIPs that make these references will be appropriate and do not constitute a local target or benchmark.

Traditionally, fund manager pay is linked to performance against a particular target or benchmark – such as beating the FTSE All Share index by 1% or 2%.

And that provides "a metric, or benchmark, for attempting remediation," Walker says.

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