Sentence examples for setting a baseline from inspiring English sources

Congress is also considering other minimum standards for insurance, like setting a baseline level of coverage for plans.

An example of a matter that has been under discussion since 1996 is that of setting a baseline level for acceptable emissions, Mr. Martyak said.

The charging or discharging of the PEESS relies on setting a baseline energy consumption, ( P_{text{PEESS}}^{text{Baseline}} ).

Much like its Nexus program, the company is viewing this effort as a means of setting a baseline for what prescription Glass can be.

Retaining the baseline-approach to coercion found in Nozick, Zimmerman urges that in setting a baseline for judging a proposal, we should take into account the possibility that the proposal maker is actively hindering the coercee from obtaining a situation for herself that would be better than the situation the coercer proposes.

To ensure any increases in revenue produced from higher aid are not merely being captured as profits, the Department of Education might consider setting a baseline percentage of total revenue that must be used on educational expenditures.

This is just a registering and reporting introductory year which is going to set a baseline.

"This sets a baseline we can all believe in".

In 2000 the E.P.A set a baseline of $7.8 million, updated to current dollars.

Two years ago, the federal government issued proposed national organic standards, to set a baseline for all accredited certifying bodies in the country, including the association in Connecticut.

"If the government published a comprehensive spending review they would set a baseline and that would be a challenge to the opposition parties then to respond to that".