Sentence examples for policy benchmarked from inspiring English sources
CMI looked at the background literature and relevant government policy, benchmarked peer grant-making organisations, studied the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Cambridge University institutions, and organized expert consultation through a strategic planning process including 27 stakeholder groups.
The high cost, rising prevalence, and documented quality gap has positioned diabetes in the forefront of policies benchmarking performance.
Asset owners employ them as policy benchmarks in their asset allocation.
A strategic literature review identifies international dam safety policy benchmarks from minimum to best practice.
Since 2007, Berkeley Law has limited its fee increases so that its resident fees will not exceed its policy benchmark of market rate.
Another Republican resolution, proposed by Senator John McCain, gives the appearance of moving in that more promising direction by ticking off a series of policy benchmarks and then urging the Iraqi government to meet them.
Whilst Tasmania provides leadership and best practice in comparison with international policy benchmarks, the paper reports data from a 15-year longitudinal case study which confirms that South Australia lags and demonstrably would benefit from application of the policy guidelines developed.
This paper reviews available small dam safety assurance policy benchmarks from international literature, synthesises them for applicability in developing countries, and provides example application through a case study of Vietnam.
It's a diversified risk-budgeting approach or on a set policy benchmark that you have for, in Bernie's type of methodology.
But as you start to get through this recovery, you're going to have to pare that back and down, back down to your policy benchmarks.
In addition, MSCI ESG Ratings experienced a longer life — lasting several years — than some factors, potentially making them useful inputs in the asset allocation process and policy benchmarks.
