Sentence examples for professional benchmarks from inspiring English sources

At present, life coaching is unregulated in Australia (although this may soon change), which means that there are no professional benchmarks, regulatory bodies or professional standards to give clients the level of confidence and protection they have when they see an accountant or a doctor.

Plan sponsors would benefit from hiring an outside vendor to perform a "professional" benchmarking.

He went on to design significant structures and community spaces in the Boston and Cambridge area, all before finally passing that "necessary" professional benchmark.

As the data has been amassed in this first year, it is likely clear to most directors, management teams, and HR professionals that benchmarking pay ratios holds little meaning.

This has important implications for health professional training, national benchmarks, standards, and competencies for the public health workforce.

At 15 she had her first professional audition, a benchmark in the career of any actor.

In his half-hour Q&A I measured a laugh once every couple of minutes - very high for a public intellectual but of course not close to the professional comic's benchmark of one gag every 20 seconds.

Chip executives have embraced the most professional of the benchmark reviewers and ship them samples of their new products, often ahead of their release.

Candidates must meet certain educational, professional, and language proficiency benchmarks to qualify to apply for our program.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, widely used as a benchmark by professional managers, fell 18.47, to 1,165.02.

It continues: "Our journalists adhere to the editors' code of practice, which sets the benchmark for professional standards and is enforced by the Press Complaints Commission".