Sentence examples similar to pass a benchmark from inspiring English sources

The fate of a threatened Derby swimming pool will be debated after a petition passed a benchmark figure.

During a series of text-based conversations, a computer program named Eugene Goostman persuaded judges it was a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy, thus passing a benchmark for artificial intelligence proposed years ago by the computer scientist Alan Turing.

International students may also be required to pass a writing benchmark.

A number of studies have shown that as a country gets richer, its "wellbeing index" improves, but once it passes a certain benchmark of prosperity, wellbeing plateaus and that society doesn't benefit from additional increases in wealth.

First pass success with laryngoscopy should be a benchmark of quality and patient safety in emergency airway management.

Women's rights have also improved under Mr Kibaki, with a benchmark Sexual Offences Act being passed a year ago.

This is a benchmark content creators need to pass in order to be taken seriously enough to begin making money off their content.

It was for the UN to pass a second resolution setting out benchmarks for compliance; with an ultimatum that if they were ignored, action would follow.

Indeed, to thaw is just to pass from a solid to a liquid state, and solidity is a benchmark of the bodily.

Students enrolled in a school without the policy tend to show a higher anxiety than those who are required to pass the benchmark tests.

For much of 2007, Democrats were able to deprecate the military progress and political reconciliation taking place on the ground by harping on the failure of the Iraqi government to pass the benchmark legislation.