Sentence examples for recognised benchmark from inspiring English sources

Gross debt, a more internationally recognised benchmark, would equal 96% of GDP by then.Mr Obama's most significant concession is a proposal to index Social Security benefits to the "chained" consumer price index rather than the standard CPI.

Whilst we have focussed on competent completion (as inferred by the attainment of a University degree) which may (or may not) result in an increased likelihood of employment, there must also be the ability to recognise and benchmark high achievement.

Armed with the kind of customer knowledge and analytics that best practice online retailers such as Amazon take for granted – long recognised as a benchmark of customer service excellence – this can then revolutionise the quality of service the police deliver to the public.

"How is it that a country just weeks ago that was known and recognised as a benchmark, a country in which the democratic model had taken route... is finding itself before the international community needing its help?" he asked.

Now recognised as a forward-thinking benchmark for the genre, it was criticised at the time for not being "folk" enough.

It's recognised worldwide and is a benchmark for standards in Britain Ed Miliband Tory ministers have even tried to decriminalise dodging the £145.50 licence fee, a move that opponents characterised as the first step towards abolishing the charge altogether, but were blocked in an 11th-hour move by the Lords.

"By allowing universities to set their own widening participation benchmarks Offa have recognised that each university has its own priorities, and will be best placed to set the most appropriate measures," says 1994 Group executive director Paul Marshall.

It's recognised around the world and is a benchmark for standards in Britain".

This is recognised in the government's 2005 funding model, benchmarked to the number of qualified staff employed and a collective agreement linked to pay parity (Ministry of Education, 2005).

The fourth Guardian University Awards once again recognised excellence in Britain's best universities and set the benchmark for higher education excellence.

Banks are being encouraged to use their own internal rating systems, but the benchmark will tend to be that of officially recognised rating agencies.